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Reading time 2 minutesThe judgment of a widow who, despite a marriage lasting 25 years, is not entitled to an occupational widow's pension, is surprising.The Hamburg Labour Court (Az: 4 Ca 313/22) ruled how important the date of retirement can be for the assessment of a survivor's pension. The judgment also shows that even long-term marriages do not necessarily have to lead to a claim to an occupational survivor's pension. How did the case start…
Hard to believe really
Take a scenario, just as a thought experiment for now. A new government gets elected, amid a lot of rhetoric about excessive increases in government spending and public service numbers. They pretty quickly move to require government departments – typically funded by Parliament through annual appropriations – to cut their spending. Typically these agencies were being expected to make cuts of 6.5 per cent or 7.5 per cent. You are part of the gover…
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