Employers must have 'open mind' on post-65 working

Jenna Towler
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Employers must consider staff requests to continue working post-retirement age in ‘good faith' or risk discrimination claims, Eversheds warns.

It said although the default retirement age has been abolished the case remains relevant to retirements set in motion before 6 April, this year. The law firm explained a recent Employment Appeal...

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