1. Human Rights And Equal Opportunity Commission Website Purchase a printed copy of Federal Discrimination Law 2005 Email us at webfeedback@humanrights.gov.au http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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11. Age Positive - Tackling Age Discrimination And Promoting Age Diversity In Employ It is over 20 years since the world last got together to discuss age issues. end discrimination against older people in employment and access to public http://www.agepositive.gov.uk/newsdetail.cfm?sectionID=44&newsid=160

12. Australian Government Attorneys General's Department - 17 June 2004 - Age Discri Parliament of age discrimination legislation as evidence Australia is a world leader The Government s age discrimination legislation complements the http://www.ag.gov.au/agd/WWW/MinisterRuddockHome.nsf/Page/Media_Releases_2004_Se

Search Hot Topics Biography Media Centre Info ... The Prime Minister Media Release 094/2004 17 June 2004 AGE DISCRIMINATION BILL TO BECOME LAW The Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, has heralded the passing in the Parliament of age discrimination legislation as evidence Australia is a world leader in this area of public policy. The Age Discrimination Bill 2003 passed the Senate on 15 June 2004 and will become law on receiving Royal Assent. The Bill prohibits discrimination on the basis of age in key areas of public life. These include employment; education; and access to goods, services and facilities. Mr Ruddock said the fact only three other Commonwealth Acts directed at discrimination on particular grounds have been introduced in the past three decades - the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 , the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 and the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 - was indicative of the significance of this legislation The Attorney said by enacting a broad national regime focussed on eliminating age discrimination, Australia was a world leader in this area of law and policy. It was groundbreaking legislation which delivered on a key Government commitment and was a major step towards eliminating age discrimination in Australia, he said. "The Age Discrimination Bill is a significant means of promoting a change in people?s attitudes about the contributions of younger and older people to society," he said.

13. Former Australian Attorney-General - Commonwealth Age Discrimination Reforms (22 First age discrimination Core Consultative Group Meeting It will make Australia a world leader in addressing this sort of discrimination. http://www.ag.gov.au/agd/WWW/attorneygeneralHome.nsf/Page/Speeches_2002_Speeches

Can't view this page click here - Stylised Content Site Help Archive for Daryl Williams Attorney-General for Australia 1996 - 2003 Search Speeches Media Releases Interview Transcripts ... Site Index Commonwealth Age Discrimination Reforms Opening of the First Age Discrimination Core Consultative Group Meeting 10.00am, Thursday, 22 August 2002 Room 2S1, Parliament House, Canberra Introduction Every Australian deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. No-one should be denied the opportunity to be part of our society or our economy because of discrimination. We all have our individual contribution to make. And we all have a right to participate fully in our society. The Government has already legislated against discrimination on the basis of sex, disability and race. In keeping with our commitment at the last election we are now moving to legislate against discrimination on the basis of age. Government Policy on Age Discrimination The strength of any nation depends on its ability to make maximum use of the skills, resources and talents of its people. The vigour of our economy and the diversity of our society relies on making the most of the potential that exists across the population.

14. The Law In June 1941, on the eve of world War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs Congress passes the age discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) http://www.eeoc.gov/abouteeoc/35th/thelaw/

The Law The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was created by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but its mission has been shaped by more than this one single piece of legislation. Numerous laws and amendments, and a handful of executive orders, have expanded, limited or directed the Commission's responsibilities and authority. Some of the most significant are collected here. For historical reasons, these are presented as originally passed by Congress or issued by the President. Many, but not necessarily all, of the subsequent amendments are also gathered here. For the current texts of the laws we enforce, as amended, please see Laws Enforced by the EEOC The Supreme Court The various laws that govern EEOC's actions are subject to interpretation by the federal court system, and most importantly by the Supreme Court. These interpretations have at times reinforced, and at other times forced change upon, EEOC's role as a law enforcement agency. Some of the most significant such cases have been collected on the following page Executive Order 8802 In June 1941, on the eve of World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs Executive Order 8802 prohibiting government contractors from engaging in employment discrimination based on race, color or national origin. This order is the first presidential action ever taken to prevent employment discrimination by private employers holding government contracts. The Executive Order applies to all defense contractors, but contains no enforcement authority. President Roosevelt signs the Executive Order primarily to ensure that there are no strikes or demonstrations disrupting the manufacture of military supplies as the country prepares for War.

15. Human Rights And Equal Opportunity Commission: Annual Report 2000 - 2001 which in turn is portrayed as an unaccountable world government. The report of the Commission’s inquiry into age discrimination, age Matters, http://www.hreoc.gov.au/annrep00_01/chap6.html

Click here to return to the HREOC Website Click here to return to the Annual Report Contents page Human Rights Commissioner and acting Disability Discrimination Commissioner, Dr Sev Ozdowski OAM Age matters: a report on age discrimination. Education and promotion National Human Rights Dialogue To address these issues, Dr Ozdowski has established the National Human Rights Dialogue which aims to provide leadership, information and opportunities for debate, especially about topical human rights issues and about how to strengthen the machinery for the protection of human rights in Australia. The Commissioner believes that winning the hearts and minds of all Australians is necessary for further advancement of human rights protection in Australia. 1. To increase public awareness of human rights and fundamental freedoms and the role of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission. 2. To stimulate public debate about human rights issues in Australia including the effectiveness of existing Australian human rights protections and the need for a bill of rights.

16. Age Discrimination - Retirement Age - Age Equality - Redundancy - Age Equality - age discrimination DTI will keep open loopholes in age law, allowing bias where it is proportionate and justified 08.12.04 People US gov world Org http://www.legalday.co.uk/current/agediscrimination.htm

Age Discrimination LegalDay - News and Links for UK Law Age Discrimination - Retirement Age - Age Equality - Redundancy - Age Equality - Rutherford - Sharon Haugh - Upper Age Limit - Equality and Diversity: Age Matters - consultation - implementation - European Employment Directive 2000/78/EC LegalDay Home Cases Commentary CurrentIssues ... SiteMap QuickService Accountancy Company Formation CPD/Conferences Credit Rating ... Click here for a job in UK Law! Search This Page Ctrl + F Index of CurrentIssues LegalDay Today's News and Links Search LegalDay on NewsArchive LegalCommentary Cases Documents Resources Ageism Age is by far commonest ground of discrimination, prejudice cuts across all identity groups - and all ages 07.09.05 Guardian, Equality Links Age Discrimination Over-65 workers will be entitled to redundancy unfair dismissal rights, but dismissal in form of compulsory retirement will remain, employers need only to consider requests to stay on Telegraph Older workers 'still not safe' 15.07.05

17. DWP - Media Centre - Ministers' Speeches - 2005 - Speech 1 March 2005 A world where we have the infrastructure to make ageing an opportunity rather than We will legislate on age discrimination to support our goal of higher http://www.dwp.gov.uk/aboutus/2005/01_03_05.asp

@import("/_styles/ie5mac.css"); Home Media centre Ministers' speeches Speech 1 March 2005 1 March 2005 The Rt Hon Alan Johnson MP Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Tuesday, 1 March 2005 (CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY) Preparing to meet the new demands of healthier and longer lives is a challenge that has perhaps never been higher in the public consciousness. For those who would otherwise be below the Guarantee element, our best estimate is that take-up rates are running at over 80%. And for single women in this group, take-up could be as high as 90%. Delivering this change has only been possible because of the hard work on the ground by the Local Service working in partnership with those in the local community. In some cases, improving take-up can make a huge difference. For example, a member of the Local Service in Norwich visited an 85-year-old lady who lived alone in her home to help her complete a Pension Credit application. Because of a visual impairment she was in receipt of Attendance Allowance and had wrongly believed that this would count as income and prevent her being entitled to any Pension Credit. I believe that we are starting to change what it means to be old in our society.

18. Camden Council: Older People www.agepositive.gov.uk campaign to tackle age discrimination Sixty years on. Events to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of world war two. http://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/themes/older-people/

Skip over navigation A-Z SITEMAP CONTACT US ... HELP SEARCH Search Go Accessibility Choose another section Business Community and living Council and democracy Education Environment Housing Jobs and careers Leisure Policing and public safety Social care and health Transport and streets Older People Green Camden News My Camden You are here: Home Older People Home Older People If you are a Carer, you may be interested in our Camden Carers' Strategy and information about new legislation for Carers that came into force this year. Visit our Information for Carers section for full details. New Strategy for Serving Older People The Serving Older People strategy has been drawn up by the Council and Camden Primary Care Trust to help plan health, social care and housing services over the next ten years. 60th anniversary of end of WW2 We are commemorating the contribution that people made during the war years on our behalf. This commemoration is a reflection and also an education for younger people so they can appreciate what people went through during the war. Find out about the VE events and activities taking place for all ages through summer 2005.

19. Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Age Discrimination Case - 04/21/03 Columnists Detroit History. Nation/world. Nation/world Politics/gov An appeals court had said the workers could sue under the federal age http://www.detnews.com/2003/politics/0304/25/politics-142573.htm

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20. Top Court Takes On Age Bias - 03/30/04 Columnists Detroit History. Nation/world. Nation/world Politics/gov The Supreme Court is just coming off another major age discrimination case. http://www.detnews.com/2004/business/0403/30/c03-107167.htm

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