Supreme Court rules ADEA does not prohibit reverse age discrimination
By Kyle Brown
Corporate Law Departments,
August 2004
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) does not prohibit employment or benefit practices that favor older workers over younger workers, even when the younger workers fall within the ADEA's protected class
Court protects severance benefit
By Kyle Brown
Corporate Law Departments,
February 2001
In Bellas v. Westinghouse, a court of appeals has held that a "permanent job separation" benefit in Westinghouse's pension plan was a protected plan benefit, and thus could not be eliminated by an amendment to the plan.
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