BBC News - Pensions Bill changes affecting women to be debated
It would appear that quite a few women are getting their girdles in a knot over what seems to me to be a perfectly acceptable notion.
After decades of bra-burning, handcuffing themselves to railings, and throwing themselves under racehorses/MPs etc., they are now choosing to rebel against this latest piece of "equality in action". Apparently it is "unfair" to suggest that, as far as Pensions go, women should be expected to work as long as their male counterparts in order to qualify.
What do the panel think?
<dons kevlar body armour and retires inside his concrete blastproof bunker>
It would appear that quite a few women are getting their girdles in a knot over what seems to me to be a perfectly acceptable notion.
After decades of bra-burning, handcuffing themselves to railings, and throwing themselves under racehorses/MPs etc., they are now choosing to rebel against this latest piece of "equality in action". Apparently it is "unfair" to suggest that, as far as Pensions go, women should be expected to work as long as their male counterparts in order to qualify.
What do the panel think?
<dons kevlar body armour and retires inside his concrete blastproof bunker>
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