Hi
Refuse to do them, you will be in breach of the recent laws in relation to ageism.
Kind regards
Allison
 
In a message dated 20/01/2011 14:58:38 GMT Standard Time, [log in to unmask] writes:

Hi
I have been asked my our HR department to 'medical' someone to confirm that they are fit to continue working after their 65th birthday. This person has no history of illness on file, is not in an area that requires health surveillance and appears to have had very little sickness in the 10 years he has worked for the company.

Has anyone ever come across this type of medical and if so what have you done with them other than taking medical history and checking BP etc.

Thanks in advance

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