Retired police officers take force to tribunal
Retired Devon and Cornwall police officers are taking the force to an employment tribunal over alleged age discrimination.
Across the country 250 officers are challenging five forces over Regulation A19 - which makes police who have served for 30 years retire.
The officers are seeking compensation for unfair dismissal and may ask to be reinstated.
The challenge is being lead by Devon and Cornwall Police Federation.
Unit 30, Dinan Way Trading Estate, Exmouth, Devon, EX8 4RS, United Kingdom
01395 267805
Terms: only one voucher can be used at a time
Contact: 01395 200611
Valid until: Saturday, May 25 2013
Devon and Cornwall has test cases for 86 members.
Comments
by mcspredder
Wednesday, January 23 2013, 8:14PM
“And if they win this, we should be able to sue the government for inciting hatred against the disabled. Not so long ago in a country not far away this led to war crimes trials. If I was a Jew or Gypsy, I'd be considering my position in this country.”
by shipmateron
Wednesday, January 23 2013, 7:39PM
“This is a great idea as the young coppers are much more likely to catch me when I'm doing a runner from a restaurant.”