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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «RETIRING AGE»
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Waud's Employment Law: The Practical Guide for Human ...
3.81 An employee aged 65 or over at 'the effective date of termination' of his (or
her) contract of employment is likewise debarred from presenting a complaint of
unfair dismissal unless the 'normal retiring age' for a person occupying the same
...
2
Age Discrimination in Employment
In Waite v GCHQ,3 the House of Lords held that normal retiring age 'is the age at
which employees in a group can reasonably expect to be compelled to retire
unless there is a special reason in a particular case for a different age to apply'.
Professor Malcolm Sargeant,
2012
3
Essential Employment Law
(2) He is over the normal retiring age on the effective date of termination. The
normal retiring age will be the age at which employees expect to retire. • This will
normally be the contractual retiring age, but this can be rebutted by evidence that
...
4
Age as an Equality Issue
Unfair Dismissal and Redundancy Compensation The right not to be unfairly
dismissed currently does not apply to an employee who has attained the 'normal
retiring age' in the undertaking, (whether that is above or below the age of 65), or,
...
Sandra Fredman, Sarah Spencer,
2003
5
The Law and Elderly People
1.6.3 UNFAIR DISMISSAL AND NORMAL RETIRING AGE 'Normal retiring age' is
not necessarily identical with 'pensionable age'. 'Pensionable age' is simply the
age at which an employee is entitled to retire on a pension but not necessarily ...
Aled Griffiths, Dr Gwyneth Roberts,
2005
6
Employment in the
Age of Drastic Change: The Future with Robots
Apart from asking how the Civil Service manages with a retiring age of 60, one
can point to trends elsewhere. The Government's Job Release scheme offers
some incentive to men over 62 to retire, many employees in various enterprises
are ...
7
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
Why do we not have a uniform retiring age for all officers working in the Civil
Service? Mr. Munyi: Mr. Speaker, Sir, as I 'have already answered the original
question, the hon. Member can read what I said. I have answered the question
and ...
8
The Colonial Empire and its Civil Service
The principal exceptions to the general rule that the retiring age is 55 are: (i) In a
few of the West Indian and other temperate Colonies the retiring age is 60 ; (ii) It
is a rule that Judges should not be called on to retire before the age of 62, though
...
9
Age Equality Comes of
Age: Delivering Change for Older People
Unfair dismissal and redundancy compensation An employee currently cannot
claim compensation for unfair dismissal - whether on age or other grounds - if
she or he has attained the 'normal retiring age' in the organisation, whether that is
...
Sarah Spencer, Sandra Fredman,
2003
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The Culture of Judicial Independence: Conceptual Foundations ...
The Attorney-General, Sir Reginald Manningham-Butler (later Viscount Dilhorne,
subsequently a Lord Chancellor and Lord of Appeal in ordinary) added that 'there
have been suggestions that there should be no retiring age for Lords of ...
Shimon Shetreet, Christopher Forsyth,
2011