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Widow s Pension: Unequal Treatment And Discrimination On Grounds Of Gender - Government, Public Sector

Introduction Gender discrimination is not always to the detriment of women; it can sometimes negatively affect men, usually due to the prevailing stereotypes which exist in labour-dominated societies. General presumptions such as the husband supports the wife financially are no longer valid since many women are economically active, financially self-sufficient and often make an important contribution to family finances. Relevant to this changing status quo, on 10 December 2020 the Administrative Court issued its decision in Georgiou v Republic (recourse number 299/2016). The case concerned the differentiation in treatment, by law, between women and men of deceased spouses. Facts After the death of his wife, the male applicant applied for a

Who will lead Celltrion after Seo Jung-jin?

Posted : 2020-12-31 15:04 Updated : 2021-02-18 19:22 Outgoing Celltrion Chairman Seo Jung-jin speaks during a biotechnology industry conference in Incheon, Nov. 18. Hankook Ilbo photo by Wang Tae-seog Biotech developing cocktail treatment for variants By Nam Hyun-woo After Celltrion Chairman Seo Jung-jin stepped down from his post at the biopharmaceutical giant, attention is being paid to the future shape of the company s leadership. According to Celltrion, Seo has not worked as chairman since Dec. 31, following an earlier promise that he would wrap up his stint at the company by the end of 2020. During a local investment forum in October, the Celltrion founder said he would start a venture company on ubiquitous healthcare, an emerging area of medical technology.

BILL CRAWFORD — Privatizing jobs undermines PERS

Unintended consequences? Or a deep state conspiracy in Mississippi? That specter arose with bills introduced in the Mississippi Legislature to privatize Alcohol Beverage Control services and the operation of state parks.  House Bill 997 as introduced by Rep. Trey Lamar of Senatobia, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, would privatize the state’s distribution system of wine and liquor. Senate Bill 2486 as introduced by Sen. Neil Whaley of Potts Camp, chairman of the Senate Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks Committee, would privatize up to 21 of the state’s 25 state parks. The fate of both bills remains uncertain. The House passed Lamar’s bill. The Senate amended Whaley’s bill to set up a committee to study state park privatization and passed that.

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