CAP Research Seminars: Is Legislation really the most effective mechanism to reduce ageism in the workforce?
23/10/2008 - 00:52
Ruth McCormick, Final Year Cap PhD Student
Institute of Governance, Queen’s University, 63 University Road.
Admission is free. A light lunch will be provided, to assist with catering RSVP to
Deaglan Coyle, School of Law 028 9097 3472 /d.p.coyle@qub.ac.uk
Assistance with Travel Costs is available from Help the Aged
Contact Stephanie Campbell 028 9023 0666
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