Archives for August 29th, 2008

PEOPLE ‘TOO RELIANT ON COUNCILS’ TO RECYCLE

Headlines, PublicNet: 29 August, 2008

Thousands of tonnes of items that could be recycled are being thrown away in landfill sites every week because British householders rely too much on local authority schemes instead of seizing the initiative themselves, according to new research today. The study from the insurance group, Zurich , says on average people are recycling only half of their rubbish.

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ANNUAL REPORT GIVES CHILDREN IN CARE A CHANCE TO AIR VIEWS

Headlines, PublicNet: 29 August, 2008

Children living away from home or being helped by social care services are to be given the chance to air their views regularly on key issues affecting their lives. It is part of a new report published today by the Children’s Rights Director for England, Dr Roger Morgan.

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FLEXIBLE RETIREMENT- COUNCILS LEAD THE WAY

Features, PublicNet: 29 August, 2008

By Edward Moss

The end of the official retirement age has resulted in many people choosing to carry on working. But there are organisations that continue to insist that people retire at a particular age. There needs to be a greater awareness that the world is changing, people are living longer and there is a greater willingness to continue working. The author describes the benefits that a flexible approach to retirement brings to both employer and employee and gives practical examples of how it works.

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