Discrimination

Articles

28 May 2013

Strasbourg closes long-running religious discrimination chapter

Strasbourg's Grand Chamber refuses to hear appeal against decision that Christian registrar was discriminated against on religious grounds

17 May 2013

European briefing | A new approach to disability discrimination

Two new ECJ cases demonstrate that the court will adopt a broad approach to discrimination. Sickness itself is not a disability, but it can be a cause, reports Paul Stanley

23 Apr 2013

Government bans caste discrimination

MPs abandon attempt to change EHRC's duties

22 Apr 2013

Virgin Atlantic wins 'name racism' battle

Kpakio swapped more than just name when he made second application

8 Mar 2013

Delivering on parental rights

Jo McCarthy looks at changes coming into effect for parents in 2015 and asks whether it will leave employers needing postnatal support

6 Feb 2013

Part-time judges are entitled to pensions, Supreme Court rules

'Budgetary considerations cannot justify discriminatory treatment'

19 Nov 2012

Train conductor sacked for selling fake tickets cannot rely on human rights

Domestic 'reasonable employer' test is compatible with article 8

18 Oct 2012

Access to employment rights in jeopardy

The introduction of employment tribunal fees will stop lower wage workers from accessing their rights and will create an environment on the side of employers, says Donna Martin