Challenges of Active Ageing: Equality Law and the Workplace

Part 1 - The Legal Framework.- Chapter 1 TheCJEU and age discrimination: addressing the double bind for age equality (ProfessorFrank Hendrickx).- Chapter 2 A freedom under supervision - the EU Court andcompulsory retirement age (Alvaro Oliveira).- Part 2 - Deregulation ofretirement.- Chapter 3 Retirement and thepension crisis (Jo Grady).-  Chapter 4 Meetingthe challenges of active ageing in the UK: Is the abolition of mandatory retirementthe answer?  A case study of the approachof retirement in the UK (Simonetta Manfredi and Lucy Vickers).- Part 3 -The challenges of extending working lives.-Chapter 5 Intersectionality of age and gender in labour law (Jenny JulenVotinius).- Chapter 6 Strategic challenges for social partners - a case studyon the Italian experience (Luciana Guaglianone and Fabio Ravelli).- Chapter 7 Olderworkers in the nursing profession: Will they stay or will they go? (NicolaJohnson and Simonetta Manfredi).- Chapter 8 Emerging options for extendingworking lives: results of a Delphi study (Alysia Blackham).- Part 4 -Older Workers perspectives on extending working lives.- Chapter 9 Extended working lives: what do older employees want? (WendyLoretto).- Chapter 10 Work and careers: perspectives from knowledge workersaged 48-58 (Karen Handley and Birgit den Outer).- Chapter 11 Function,flexibility and responsibility - differences in former professional jobs andpost-retirement activities among retirees in Germany (Leena Pundt, Jurgen Dell,Kenneth S Shultz and Ulrike Fasbender).- Part 5 - Extending Workinglives in practice.- Chapter 12 Managing olderworkers in a local authority: The case of Oxford City Council (Bob Price).- Chapter13 What scope for an Employer justified retirement age? A view from practice (SaphiehAshtiany).- Chapter 14 Extending working lives - a trade union perspective (SallyBrett).- Chapter 15 'Changing Step': The transition from the Regular Army tocivilian life and work (Vincent Connelly).- Bibliography.