Abstract
The European Union plays an important part in the equal treatment for men and women. Article 119 of the EC Treaty and the directives implementing the principle of equal pay for equal work reflect a rapidly changing evol ution since the Barber judgment. Not only the pension bodies themselves but also the govern ments and the other parties involved find it hard to recover from the shock wave the Barber judgment sent through the sector. The commotion caused by the issue of equal treat ment has not yet completely subsided.
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