Round up - 26 April

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Appeal fails on forced retirement; Firms win right to retire workers at 65; Too young to retire, too old to keep the job; Ford faces threat of first strikes since 1970s

Appeal fails on forced retirement Financial Times The UK's highest court has rejected an appeal by a lawyer who claims he was forced to retire aged 65, in a ruling that allows companies to justif...

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