Life ends every Sunday morning

Article Abstract:

When Ian Hugo's wife said she was leaving him for another man he did not know the procedures to be followed but was put in tough with Families Need Fathers (FNF) who steered him onto the right path. He eventually paid his wife off, costing 100,000 pounds sterling, and managed to keep the house that his children loved. They, a girl of 11 and a boy of nine, were very upset but Hugo has the children for about half time. The girl's school work suffered and the boy began to wet the bed and has become timid.

Social aspects, Children of divorced parents, Joint custody of children, Joint child custody

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Welcome back, Dad

Article Abstract:

Many people in their 40s and 50s were forced out of employment as companies focused on downsizing in the first half of the 1990s. However, this situation is now reversing as employers realise that shortages of younger workers will become a problem in the foreseeable future. It is becoming increasingly recognised that older workers are a valuable resource. Recruiting older workers can allow employers to respond to demographic changes and create a rich, diverse workforce.

Middle aged persons, Demographic aspects, Employment, Labor market

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