Age inclusive workforces: the business case and putting it into practice

2021 could be a turning point for many millions of workers in their 50s, 60s and beyond, as furloughs unwind and businesses go through huge changes. Hear the latest data and analysis from the OECD on age-diversity and productivity, from Ageing Better on putting evidence into practice through flexible working, recruitment and other age-inclusive workplace tools.

Join the discussion on how employers, businesses and recruiters are responding to the rapid changes facing the job market.

Chaired by Anna Dixon, Chief Executive, Centre for Ageing Better

Opening remarks from Dame Carol Black, Chair, Centre for Ageing Better

Multigenerational workforces – the business case. Presentations of new findings and discussion from the ‘Promoting an Age-Inclusive Workforce’, part of the Living, Learning and Earning Longer

• Shruti Singh, OECD
• Stephen Bevan, Institute for Employment Studies
• Melissa Grober-Morrow, Thought Leadership Director, AARP

Putting it into practice: impact and implications for employers. Presentation of Ageing Better’s work and findings and panel discussion

• Patrick Thomson, Senior Programme Manager - Work, Centre for Ageing Better
• Stuart Lewis, Founder and CEO, Rest Less
• Anna Koch, Senior Policy Advisor, CBI
• Rachel Parr, HRD, Electricity North West
   

• Dame Carol Black, Chair, Centre for Ageing Better
• Anna Dixon, Chief Executive, Centre for Ageing Better
• Patrick Thomson, Senior Programme Manager - Work, Centre for Ageing Better
• Shruti Singh, OECD
• Stephen Bevan, Institute for Employment Studies
• Stuart Lewis, Founder and CEO, Rest Less
• Anna Koch, Senior Policy Advisor, CBI
• Rachel Parr, HRD, Electricity North West
• Melissa Grober-Morrow, Thought Leadership Director, AARP

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