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PQ 206

206. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Health in view of the 2007 case, details supplied, in which the European Court of Justice held that compulsory retirement clauses set by law were discriminatory on grounds of age and could only be objectively justified in certain circumstances, and the High Court approving the decision, if he will review Health Service Executive contracts which have a retirement age of 65 for persons who may wish to work longer; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30537/14]

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206. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Health in view of the 2007 case, details supplied, in which the European Court of Justice held that compulsory retirement clauses set by law were discriminatory on grounds of age and could only be objectively justified in certain circumstances, and the High Court approving the decision, if he will review Health Service Executive contracts which have a retirement age of 65 for persons who may wish to work longer; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30537/14]

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