Cut-off age of 55 for permanent health insurance benefits was age discrimination
Whitham v Capita Insurance Services Ltd ET/2505448/2012
age discrimination | long-term sickness absence | permanent health insurance
The employer discriminated against an employee by withdrawing his permanent health insurance (PHI) benefits when he reached the age of 55, found the employment tribunal in this age discrimination case.
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