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In some countries, there are some laws that ban employers from rejecting job applicants only because of their age. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this development?

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Some people argue about not employing
third
-aged people. The paragraphs below will discuss the drawbacks and upsides of
this
 phenomenon. On the one hand, there are some upsides to bear in mind when it comes to hiring elderlies to a company.
To begin
 with, potential clients would tend to buy whatever service it is being offered, as elders convey the idea of being an experienced and acquainted person.
Therefore
, the enterprise incomes would improve.
Moreover
, taking from a personal point of view, giving them the opportunity of a new job could delay the development of some mental illnesses commonly diagnosed in old-aged ones,
such
 as depression and dementia
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 since idleness has been linked to it.
Thus
, despite
of
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the age, being a multitasker person avoids getting sick.
On the other hand
, some people depart from
this
 idea, claiming about a negative outcome, which is the
uneffectiveness
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ineffectiveness
 to work.
For instance
, the reduction of muscle mass is an inevitable consequence of
aging
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, which leads to
weakess
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weakness
weakest
 and
fadigue
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fatigue
as a result
. Because of
this
 fact,
long-working
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 routine could diminish over time these individuals' work quality, decreasing their capacity to maintain properly their demanded duties. To summarize,
although
 having two
point
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 of views regarding
this
 subject, both have their merits and demerits.
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