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UK retailer Next wins appeal in equal pay case

British retailer Next won an appeal overturning a key part of a landmark equal pay ruling, allowing it to continue paying warehouse workers more than store sales consultants. The case is part of broader multibillion-pound equal pay litigation in the UK retail sector.

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2 outlets covered it, splitting into 2 framing camps across 2 bias groups.
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FT frames the ruling as a landmark win within retail's multibillion-pound battle, while Reuters keeps it to a straightforward won an appeal on pay differentials.
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RReutersCENTER4d ago

“UK retailer Next wins appeal in equal pay case”

FTFinancial TimesRIGHT-CENTER4d ago

“Next wins 'landmark' ruling in UK retail's multibillion-pound equal pay claim”

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Next won an appeal overturning a key part of a landmark equal pay ruling
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