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What are the ageism laws in Australia? A comprehensive guide

According to the Australian Human Rights Commission, over a third of Australians aged 55 and over have experienced age-related discrimination. Understanding what are the ageism laws in Australia is crucial for both younger and older individuals to protect their rights and ensure fair treatment in all areas of public life. This guide explains the key legal frameworks that prohibit age discrimination nationwide.

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Do you have to retire at 70 in Australia? Mandatory Retirement Explained

The number of Australians working into their 70s has significantly increased in recent years, with a KPMG analysis revealing that one in four men are still working at age 70. The short answer to "do you have to retire at 70 in Australia?" is generally no, due to anti-discrimination laws. However, navigating the landscape of work, pensions, and superannuation as an older Australian requires a deeper understanding of the rules and your rights.

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Can you be forced to retire at 65 in Canada? Understanding your rights

Despite the long-held tradition, mandatory retirement at age 65 is largely a thing of the past in Canada. Can you be forced to retire at 65 in Canada? In most cases, the answer is a firm no, thanks to federal and provincial legislation that prohibits age discrimination in the workplace.

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