A new report shows how information from four agencies, including Cedefop, can support policy-making that is both complementary and greater than the sum of its parts.
The report draws on the agencies’ expertise in each of their areas and covers the different challenges associated with the ageing workforce and considers innovative solutions.
- Cedefop explores how vocational education and training can be used to support active ageing at work.
- EU-OSHA presents policy examples of integrated approaches to occupational safety and health for an ageing workforce.
- Eurofound examines working conditions for workers of all ages, related work sustainability outcomes and how the right policies can foster longer working lives.
- EIGE provides a gender perspective on the issue of the ageing workforce and discusses the different challenges that men and women face.
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