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  1. ENICs - Commons (Jan 2025) (1).pdf

    NICs (from 13.8% to 15% in April 2025) and to lower the salary threshold at which they become due will place intolerable strain on our already-stretched local Age UKs. This particularly impacts organisations ... low paid staff – which includes many local charities. Local Age UKs are warning that these changes will significantly impact their ability to provide essential services to vulnerable older people, particularly

  2. Gender pay gap report , April 2020.pdf

    driver is improving caller and customer experience, not the gender pay gap. Over the next year: • We will report internally on our gender pay gap on a six-monthly basis using the calculation required by the ... where ‘non-reportable’ employees, people who aren’t on full pay for any reason, are excluded. • We will take a deeper dive into what’s going on behind the headline statistics, supplemented by research into

  3. New Challenges, New Chances: Next Steps in Implementing the Further Education Reform Programme - October 2011 (PDF)

    move into employment. • It is an important component of the policy to extend working lives because it will allow people aged 50+ to up-skill and help them remain active in the labour market for longer. • ... implementing a fully demand-led system. The proposed new system of fees will, we believe, go some way to achieving these aims, and will help older learners who need to re-skill later in their careers – it

  4. RB_July18_ Mental_Capacity_(Amendment)_Bill_(HL)_Second_Reading.pdf

    The current Bill in the House of Lords is an amendment to the Mental Capacity Act 2005. This Bill will have an impact on one of the most profound of our human rights, the right to liberty. It is important ... ‘route’ for authorisations within a person’s own home 3. Recognition that the system set out in the Bill will not be tenable if sufficient resources are not allocated to meet the additional demand 4. A clear

  5. Spring Statement – Age UK response.pdf

    simply do not know how they will find the money to live a decent life in the current climate. The Chancellor’s decisions in the Spring Statement and his Autumn Budget will be crucial in determining the ... Age UK shows that this cost pressure will disproportionately impact older households on the lowest incomes. Our analysis shows: • 3.3 million older households will be experiencing fuel stress from April

  6. Response_Investment_Innovation_Future_Consolidation_Apr19.pdf

    Innovation and Future Consolidation’. Firstly, Age UK welcomes many of the proposals contained in the document. We recognise the benefits that greater consolidation among pension schemes can bring, in particular ... at the equivalent of an annual management charge of 0.75 per cent, but there are no guarantees this will continue in future, especially if schemes are placed under pressure to invest in more expensive assets

  7. ID204811 Letter Writing Instructions.pdf

    Square, 17 Crosswall, London, EC3N 2LB. Registered charity number 1128267. Company number 6825798. Will you write a letter to the Chancellor to let him know you are disappointed with the support he’s offering ... rise by an average of £700 per year. The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has announced some measures that will alleviate the cost but they don’t go far enough. His plan still leaves people hundreds of pounds short

  8. ID204811 Letter Writing Instructions_Local Age UKs.pdf

    Square, 17 Crosswall, London, EC3N 2LB. Registered charity number 1128267. Company number 6825798. Will you write a letter to the Chancellor to let him know you are disappointed with the support he’s offering ... rise by an average of £700 per year. The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has announced some measures that will alleviate the cost but they don’t go far enough. His plan still leaves people hundreds of pounds short

  9. QUAL-AD.docx

    relationship with (spouse’s name). Do you feel it’s poor, fair, good, or excellent? Some participants will be single, widowed, or divorced. When this is the case, ask how they feel about the person with whom

  10. CDC Pensions Age UK response - January 2019(PDF)

    for enabling the creation of CDC schemes, as well as many of the points raised in the consultation document. In future years, the number of people with pension savings only in defined contribution (DC) ... options for providing a suitable pension for workers in different circumstances will be increasingly important, and CDC will add to the ability of employers and pension schemes as they work to achieve this

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