CEPAR researchers receive UNSW Business School funding to investigate how people decide whether a reverse mortgage is a good way to supplement their retirement income.
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CEPAR Partner Investigator Olivia S. Mitchell has been listed as one of Worth Magazine’s '16 Powerhouse Female Economist'. As part of Worths' 10th Annual Power 100, she has been recognised as power player across the financial industry.
CEPAR researcher Augustus Panton is a recipient of the 2019 ANU Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Education, having previously won the 2018 Excellence in Tutoring Award in the ANU College of Business and Economics.
CEPAR Chief Investigator Marian Baird, Professor of Gender and Employment Relations in the University of Sydney Business School, has once again been recognised in Apolitical’s list of the 100 world’s most influential people in gender policy for 2019.
CEPAR's team focused on Organisations and the Mature Workforce is seeking organisations to collaborate on a project which aims to help older workers thrive.
Luke Zhou, CEPAR Honours student at the UNSW node, won the Higher Degree Research Poster Competition in Stream 2 at the recent UNSW Business School Student Research Fair.
CEPAR Director and UNSW economist John Piggott says young people need to start caring more about their superannuation entitlements and shares advice for young employees.
Dr John Beard, former Director of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Department of Ageing and Life Course, has been appointed to a part-time Professorial role in CEPAR at UNSW Sydney.
Representatives from organisations with an interest in the strategic necessity and competitive advantages associated with employing mature workers joined the CEPAR team for an afternoon tea workshop in Perth on 11 April 2019.