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	Learning & skills policy\|Transnational\|Case studies TUC Equal High Road Project Add a comment to the discussion. See all discussion topics. Subject Search term Advanced search We can alert you by email about anything new in your chosen subjects. Register your interests now.	Age Stereotypes and Evidence of Discrimination This TAEN briefing covers common misconceptions about older workers relating to the costs of employing them, the decline in their physical and cognitive capacities, their ability to learn and acquire new skills, frequency of sickness absence and accident rates. It also covers surveys on age discrimination at work revealing people's attitudes to and experience of ageism. Download Age Stereotypes and Evidence of Discrimination (PDF) Briefing document (100 words) issued 19 Jul 2007 top of page Email this page to a colleague Older Women, Work and Health 19 July 2007 Age Can Count for You 19 July 2007 Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006: Introduction to TAEN's Guides 19 July 2007
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