Age discrimination against older workers is a persistent problem.

Our study finds that subtle forms of age discrimination have been experienced by 60 percent of workers 50-plus.

This included 901 who were in the labor force (i.e., either working or looking for work).

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Both Foresight 50+ and AmeriSpeak panel are probability-based panels designed to be representative of the U.S. household population.

Interviews were conducted online and via telephone.

For more information about this survey, c’mon contact Rebecca Perron atrperron@aarp.org.

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For media inquiries, contact External Relations atmedia@aarp.org.

Benefits can still fall short.

Workers and Employers Gain from Health and Wellness Benefits

Offering health and wellness benefits to workers also benefits employers.

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Yoga, meditation, and relaxation training also improve employees' brain health.

This study explores AI’s impact on the future of work.

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Telehealth consultation

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