What is a Section 60 notice?
Over 2000 section 60 notices have been issued in London last year, what are they and do they work?..link
All forms of discrimination are illegal, some are moral issues about how we conduct ourselves in everyday life, for example, are we discriminating when we give up our seat for an OAP but not for a pregnant lady? Are we only discriminating because we have made that choice? The passenger that never gave up their seat to anyone did not discriminate, but is that right?
In law, we must lay down rules to protect against any form of discrimination, but these rules apply in only a number of situations in the work place including, recruitment, education, buying or renting property, using a public service or as a guest or member of a club.
Discrimination is covered under the Equality Act 2010 and protects against discrimination in respect of;
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Defamation Law Solicitors. Defamation (also called calumny, libel (for written publications), slander (for spoken word), and vilification) is the communication..link
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Everyone who is working as an employee should have an employment contract and as with all contracts this sets out the terms of the employment, and will include..link
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linkDiscrimination at work.
A person must not be treated differently to any other employee because of their .....link
Social workers could face up to five years in jail should they prove guilty of wilful neglect towards children, if consultation decides to extend the law to inc..link
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