Pensions
Europe and Equality
Robin Ellison(Author)
Sweet & Maxwell (Publisher)
2nd Edition
Published in September 1995
Book
154 pages
978-0-7520-0199-9 (ISBN)
Description
This Report provides a clear picture of the position of equal treatment in pensions schemes and all the important topics related to harmonisation of benefits. This edition takes into account the Pensions Act 1995, particularly as it applies to scheme funding and potential changes to dispute procedures. It takes into consideration the European Court decisions in the Coloroll case and the associated cases including Avdel Systems and Ten Oever. Highly acclaimed in its first edition, this book continues to keep professionals fully informed of the important issues involved and how they may affect practice and procedure. Issues covered include harmonisation of benefits, including retirement ages, the difficulties in introducing equal treatment, EC legislation, race discrimination, benefits and contributions. * topical and timely following Coloroll judgment and announcement of new Pension Schemes Bill * very well received in its first edition * well known auth.
This Report provides a clear picture of the position of equal treatment in pensions schemes and all the important topics related to harmonisation of benefits. This edition takes into account the Pensions Act 1995, particularly as it applies to scheme funding and potential changes to dispute procedures. It takes into consideration the European Court decisions in the Coloroll case and the associated cases including Avdel Systems and Ten Oever. Highly acclaimed in its first edition, this book continues to keep professionals fully informed of the important issues involved and how they may affect practice and procedure. Issues covered include harmonisation of benefits, including retirement ages, the difficulties in introducing equal treatment, EC legislation, race discrimination, benefits and contributions. * topical and timely following Coloroll judgment and announcement of new Pension Schemes Bill * very well received in its first edition * well known auth.
This Report provides a clear picture of the position of equal treatment in pensions schemes and all the important topics related to harmonisation of benefits. This edition takes into account the Pensions Act 1995, particularly as it applies to scheme funding and potential changes to dispute procedures. It takes into consideration the European Court decisions in the Coloroll case and the associated cases including Avdel Systems and Ten Oever. Highly acclaimed in its first edition, this book continues to keep professionals fully informed of the important issues involved and how they may affect practice and procedure. Issues covered include harmonisation of benefits, including retirement ages, the difficulties in introducing equal treatment, EC legislation, race discrimination, benefits and contributions. * topical and timely following Coloroll judgment and announcement of new Pension Schemes Bill * very well received in its first edition * well known auth.
Reviews / Votes
... the study will surely serve as an instant and invaluable resource for those working in this developing field.... a timely and thorough work. Pensions World on the first edition... the study will surely serve as an instant and invaluable resource for those working in this developing field.... a timely and thorough work. Pensions World on the first edition
More details
Series
Edition
2nd Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Revised edition
Dimensions
Height: 250 mm
Weight
500 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7520-0199-9 (9780752001999)
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Content
Introduction Equal treatment Membership of schemes Retirement ages Benefits and contributions Personal pensions, money purchase and annuities Race discrimination Share option schemes European pensions policy Practice and conclusions