A fair chance for older workers?
by Margaret E. Ward
As our workforce ages, Margaret E. Ward believes that companies need to start redressing the balance and stop discriminating against older workers
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by Margaret E. Ward
As our workforce ages, Margaret E. Ward believes that companies need to start redressing the balance and stop discriminating against older workers

by Margaret E Ward
If there is something that annoys you, whether a global injustice or a local problem, Margaret E Ward suggests you stop complaining and actually do something about it
by Margaret E Ward
Margaret E Ward discusses when she first realised her father was not well, his dementia and finding ways to cope

by Margaret E. Ward
The “Fair Deal” for nursing homes is a welcome development but, asks Margaret E. Ward, is removing people from their home and community really the best solution?

by Margaret E. Ward
Finding her first grey hair has columnist Margaret E. Ward in a tizzy and rethinking her attitude to aging.

by Margaret E. Ward
In the new “Getting Notions” column, journalist Margaret E. Ward asks if we have a right to dignity in dying?