Employment law: Race and sex discrimination

IN-PERSON: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM

This one-day course explores race and sex discrimination law by examining case studies. It introduces:

• Concepts of direct discrimination, indirect discrimination and victimisation.
• Discrimination time limits.
• The Public Sector Equality Duty

The law is only one option of a range of steps activists may take to challenge race and sex discrimination in the workplace. The purpose of this course is not to explore awareness or policy issues as such, but to provide an introduction to how the law works in this area.

Branch charge: £30 per delegate

Application details

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