Court of Appeal judgement on pension discrimination referred back to tribunal - EXCLUSIVE

Jenna Towler
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A Court of Appeal judgment relating to a pension discrimination dispute dating back to 1995 has been referred back to the employment tribunal where it first began.

The 14-year dispute related to an equal pay and indirect sex discrimination case - Pike v Somerset County Council - brought by a female teacher who took ill-health early retirement but returned to...

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