Facing redundancy at 60 – ‘time coming at you quickly’
Younger people may have time to return to saving, paying down debt and investing after being made redundant, but older workers have a tighter timeframe to work with. File photo.
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Katie, 60, has just been told her job is likely to go.
"We are still in the consultation and submission phase," she says, "which is an absolute joke because they decided this months ago and even effected a good bait-and-switch move to shift everyone into a new team and now said the team is too big and unwieldy and needs to get trimmed."
She said she felt the decision to axe her role was ageist because she is the oldest person in the team.
"I'm going to ask for all material concerning the disestablishment of my post - because three of us are being let go and we are the hardest-working members of the ...










