WEBINAR - The case for putting the terms ‘longevity’ and ‘age’ into your wellbeing strategy

A 30-minute webinar during World Wellbeing Week, with guest speaker John Kiernan, Employer Engagement and Network Manager at the Centre for Ageing Better

WEBINAR - The case for putting the terms ‘longevity’ and ‘age’ into your wellbeing strategy

About this event

The workforce is ageing at a rapid rate. By 2025, around 25% of workers in the UK will be over the age of 55. And the last Budget made clear that the UK government is trying to incentivise the over 50s to get back to – or stay in – work. In this webinar, we learn from John Kiernan of the Centre for Ageing Better, a UK charity, about what employers can do to retain this valuable cohort.

Register today, to:

  • Understand the current pressures facing employers and their over 50s workers, with regard to recruitment, culture and health
  • Explore what ‘good’ support looks like, with a look at the charity’s Age-Friendly Employer Pledge, 5 guiding principles and best practice examples
  • Discover top tips and takeaways to help you get started on ensuring your wellbeing strategy is age inclusive

Register

This event has now concluded.

To request access to the recording, please contact eb.enquiries@generali.co.uk

Expert Speaker

WEBINAR - The case for putting the terms ‘longevity’ and ‘age’ into your wellbeing strategy

John Kiernan

Employer Engagement and Network Manager
Centre for Ageing Better

John Kiernan is Employer Engagement and Network Manager at the Centre for Ageing Better. He leads on network engagement with employers that have signed the Age-friendly Employer Pledge and supports them in their development of age-friendly employment practice. In addition, John also leads on the Good Recruitment for Older Workers (GROW) project – working with employers to develop new approaches to limit age-bias in recruitment.


John supports senior functional and programme colleagues in scoping, commissioning and managing projects, ensuring timely delivery and reporting to ensure the quality of our innovation and change activities.


He joined the charity in March 2020, having previously worked for BT in marketing and insight roles with a focus on cloud computing, digital transformation and the Internet of Things.

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