Pensions
Europe and Equality
Robin Ellison(Author)
Sweet & Maxwell (Publisher)
Published in July 1994
Book
Paperback/Softback
128 pages
978-0-85121-956-1 (ISBN)
Description
Practitioners involved in pensions work should find this report helpful when dealing with problems of achieving equality in pension schemes. Potential solutions to these problems are described, with analysis of the downside in funding terms of the solutions. The book summarizes the position of equal treatment in pensions schemes. It also examines important topics related to harmonization of benefits, including retirement ages, the difficulties in introducing equal treatment, EC legislation, race discrimination, benefits and contributions and also age discrimination. The report looks into the issues involved in the "Barber" case and the judgment given by the European court of Justice in this and subsequently in "Coloroll". The appendices contain necessary supporting material, including the text of the "Barter" and "Coloroll" judgments and the Equal Treatment Directives on Social Security.
Practitioners involved in pensions work should find this report helpful when dealing with problems of achieving equality in pension schemes. Potential solutions to these problems are described, with analysis of the downside in funding terms of the solutions. The book summarizes the position of equal treatment in pensions schemes. It also examines important topics related to harmonization of benefits, including retirement ages, the difficulties in introducing equal treatment, EC legislation, race discrimination, benefits and contributions and also age discrimination. The report looks into the issues involved in the "Barber" case and the judgment given by the European court of Justice in this and subsequently in "Coloroll". The appendices contain necessary supporting material, including the text of the "Barter" and "Coloroll" judgments and the Equal Treatment Directives on Social Security.
Practitioners involved in pensions work should find this report helpful when dealing with problems of achieving equality in pension schemes. Potential solutions to these problems are described, with analysis of the downside in funding terms of the solutions. The book summarizes the position of equal treatment in pensions schemes. It also examines important topics related to harmonization of benefits, including retirement ages, the difficulties in introducing equal treatment, EC legislation, race discrimination, benefits and contributions and also age discrimination. The report looks into the issues involved in the "Barber" case and the judgment given by the European court of Justice in this and subsequently in "Coloroll". The appendices contain necessary supporting material, including the text of the "Barter" and "Coloroll" judgments and the Equal Treatment Directives on Social Security.
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 246 mm
Width: 189 mm
Weight
554 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-85121-956-1 (9780851219561)
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Schweitzer Classification
Content
Equal treatment; membership of schemes; retirement ages; benefits and contributions; personal pensions, money purchase and annuities; race discrimination; share schemes; European pensions policy; practice and conclusions.