Length of Service Justifying Extra Pay is Not Discriminatory

Pay Differences Based on Length of Service Possible
Cadman v Health and Safety Executive (Equal Opportunities
Commission, intervener) (Case C-17/05)
ECJ
3 October 2006
Daily Law Notes Summary
Employers were as a rule entitled to pay workers doing work of
equal value differently according to their length of service, but
there could be exceptions in particular cases.

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