Working for everyone? Enhancing employment services for mature age jobseekers

Dina Bowman · Agathe Randrianarisoa · Seuwandi Wickramasinghe

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Retirement, Disability, and Employment Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Disability Education and Employment

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Building on previous research about mature age workforce participation, the Enhancing employment services for mature age jobseekers study explored how jobactive employment services might better assist mature age jobseekers. The study entailed interviews with mature age jobseekers, jobactive staff and employers in four Victorian employment regions with high rates of mature age unemployment.

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