Qualitative data from seven case studies: Social care, schools and banking in the UK and Hong Kong, plus one community organisation representing Hong Kong migrants in the UK HONG KONG: Three case employer case study organisations (banking, eldercare and school) plus stakeholder interviews. TWELVE INTERVIEWS AND TWO FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS Hong Kong BANKING: All respondents working in the same workplace. HK BANKING and UK BANKING are divisions of the same multi-national bank TWO INTERVIEWS Hong Kong BANKING Employment benefits: Head of Employment Benefits Hong Kong BANKING Line manager: Line manager managing older employees (customer services) Hong Kong ELDERCARE: Medium sized private eldercare service provider. Family owned firm. All respondents working in the same workplace. THREE INTERVIEWS AND ONE FOCUS GROUP Hong Kong ELDERCARE Focus Group: Seven care home workers 50+. All report to HR manager Hong Kong ELDERCARE: HR manager: Human resource manager reporting directly to senior manager Hong Kong ELDERCARE: Senior manager: CEO and part owner of firm. Hong Kong SCHOOL: Secondary publicly funded secondary school. All respondents working in the same school. THREE INTERVIEWS AND ONE FOCUS GROUP Hong Kong SCHOOL Focus group: Seven teachers 50+ working in the school Hong Kong SCHOOL Master of Academy: Reports to principal Hong Kong SCHOOL Principal: Overall responsibility for school Hong Kong SCHOOL School and student affairs officer: Reports to principal. Responsibility for HRM and employee management. National stakeholder interviews Hong Kong: FOUR INTERVIEWS Hong Kong CIVIL SERVICE: Senior civil servant in the Efficiency Unit Hong Kong Helen Hamlyn Centre: Sociologist (now working in the UK based Helen Hamlyn Centre) who has conducted research on older people and living space in Hong Kong Hong Kong Institute of HRM: Former executive manager of IHRM Hong Kong Social Service: Director for Elderly Service, Hong Kong Council of Social Services United Kingdom (UK): Three employer based case studies (banking, eldercare and local authority department for education and child services; One community group representing older Chinese and Hong Kong migrants; national level stakeholder interviews. TWELVE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEWS (FOUR AUDIO ONLY) TWENTY FIVE INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS UK BANKING: Regional headquarter of MNC bank (the same as HK BANK): THREE INTERVIEWS ONE FOCUS GROUP UK BANKING Focus Group: Six call centre employees of bank. All 50+ UK BANKING HR manager: HR director responsible for HR policies and employee benefits UK BANKING HR and recruitment manager: Reports to HR manager UK BANKING Union: National officer representing employees in the finance UK COMMUNITY GROUP: Community group organising and representing Chinese migrants within urban centre: FIVE INTERVIEWS UK COMMUNITY GROUP Community organisers: Two community organisers responsible for older people and health organisation UK COMMUNITY GROUP Director: Director of the community group UK COMMUNITY GROUP Finance manager: Reports directly to Director UK COMMUNITY GROUP Luncheon manager: Reports to Health and Social Care Manager UK COMMUNITY GROUP Health and Social Care Manager: Reports to Director UK ELDERCARE: Association organising and representing private and voluntary sector small and medium sized domiciliary and care home eldercare providers. FIVE INTERVIEWS AND TWO FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS UK ELDERCARE care provider 1: Care home director UK ELDERCARE care provider 2: Domiciliary social care provider director UK ELDERCARE director: Director of the association UK ELDERCARE focus group 1: Social care workers group discussion UK ELDERCARE focus group 2: Trade union representatives organising in the care sector UK ELDERCARE Nurse: Consultant brought in by ELDERCARE director to review workforce issues in the region UK ELDERCARE Union: Negotiations officer organising social care workers UK SCHOOL: Local authority department for education and children’s services within which we spoke with executives and teachers in two secondary schools. Additionally, focus groups and interviews were conducted within two unions. (EIGHT INTERVIEWS AND FIVE FOCUS GROUPS) UK SCHOOL deputy head school 1: Deputy head of secondary school UK SCHOOL elected union officer: Elected national executive officer of National Union of Teachers (NUT) UK SCHOOL focus groups 1 and 2: Group discussion with older teachers from two schools UK SCHOOL focus groups 3, 4 and 5: Group discussions with trade union representatives in education sector UK SCHOOL union equal opportunity officer: of NUT UK SCHOOL union pension officer: of NUT UK SCHOOLS ACL: Union national officer of Association of College Lecturers UK SCHOOLS head teacher school 2: Head teacher of secondary school UK SCHOOL local authority: Director of education and childrens services department and head of personnel within local authority UK SCHOOL Union learning officer: of NUT National stakeholder interviews (FOUR INTERVIEWS ONE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW) UK CIPD: Equality director, Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development UK DWP: Age Positive Campaign director UK ENEI: Directors of Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion UK STAKEHOLDERS: Group interview with representatives from Age UK, Resolution Foundation, ENEI, ACAS, the Age and Employment Network, National Institute for Adult Continuing Education UK TUC: National officer, Equality Department, Trades Union Congress