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London lawyer to test new law on ageism; Lessons learned for safeguarding pensions; A matter of principle on SRI code opt-out; Bank in talks to plug £300m gap; Shares predicted to break through the 7000 level

London lawyer to test new law on ageism Financial Times (p4) One of the first high-profile legal claims under new age discrimination laws is due to be heard at an employment tribunal in London th...

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