Discrimination Laws

Discrimination against employees on any grounds other than their ability to do the job is a bad idea - and could also be illegal. If an employee or potential employee brings a discrimination case against your business, you could be tied up in costly and time-consuming legalities for months. If they win, you could be liable for unlimited damages.

It is illegal to discriminate against anyone on grounds of:

 

   race - colour - nationality or ethnic origins

   religion or philosophical belief

   sex (including gender re-assignment) or marital status (including civil

  partnerships)

   pregnancy or childbirth

   actual or perceived sexual orientation

   disability

   age

   part-time workers



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