17
Jun/090
Jun/090
Retirees Who Choose to Keep Working are NOT Entitled to Redundancy Pay
Those who choose to keep on working after their retiring age are now not entitled to redundancy pay or any other form of compensation if they then lose their job, says the court of appeal.
Age Concern are disgusted with the new ruling, claiming that age discrimination is now still active in the work place, and that everyone’s rights should be equal. They claim that the mandatory retiring age should be abolished so that employment protection applies to all workers of any age.
Categories
- Uncategorized
- Consumer Focus
- Finance
- Insurance
- Direct Claims
- Benefits Claim
- Legal Advice
- Gas/Water/Electricity
- Travel
- Events
- Credit Crunch
- Watchdog
- Local
- Landlord Compensation for Unfair Charges
- miners claims
- latest news
- Unfair Bank Charges
- Cashback Websites
- Stat Demands
- Mis sold Mortgages
- Claim Tax Back
- Mechanics Tax Rebates
Related Links
- Banks fobbing off PPI mis-selling complaints with ‘goodwill’ payments
- Banks’ delaying tactics on mis-selling claims leave families unable to pay their mortgage
- Broker fined for PPI mis-selling
- City watchdog called in over mis-sold payment protection insurance
- Crackdown on mis-selling of PPI
- Egg fined £721,000 for mis-selling PPI
- FSA steps up PPI mis-selling intervention
- HSBC loan company hit by record fine for PPI misselling
- I’ll take £27,000 from the top and push two to the bottom
- Is this the biggest PPI mis-selling?
- Lenders aren’t getting the message on PPI mis-selling, says the FSA
- Loan insurance ‘delay’ proposed
- Loan insurance to be restricted
- Ombudsman To Investigate 4,000 PPI Claims This Year
- PPI mis-selling fine for Liverpool Victoria
- PPI rip-off timebomb is primed to explode
- Record fine for PPI mis-selling
- Sub-prime Victims Stung by PPI Mis-selling
- Watchdog fines car dealers over PPI mis-selling














