Where do schemes stand on same-sex survivor benefits now?

PP looks at hte impact of Innospec vs Walker

Michael Klimes
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Lawyers tell Michael Klimes the ruling was correct but the TUC dissents from this view

At a glance The Court of Appeal has ruled survivor benefits for same sex couples do not have to be equalised  The decision could affect 70,000 members, and save schemes £3bn Campaigners w...

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