'Protected characteristic' diaporamas de présentation

Lesson 7

Lesson 7. Equality. Note to teacher. These slides provide all the information you need to deliver the lesson. However, you may choose to edit them and remove some of the detail to make them appropriate for your students.

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Business and Employment Law

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Law to protect against Sex Discrimination consultation

Law to protect against Sex Discrimination consultation. Presentation by Vic Tanner Davy of Trans* Jersey to the Minister for Social Security 29 July 2014. Introduction. I am transgender. I was born female, but I live now as a transman .

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Inclusion and supported placements

Inclusion and supported placements. Statistics in Kent. In Kent, 18% of the population describe themselves as having a disability or long-term limiting illness -not all disabled people describe themselves as such, but all have legal protection. Disability.

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The Equality Bill

The Equality Bill. Laura Prince. Timetable. Bill published on 27 th April 2009. Completed Commons Committee stage on 7 th July 2009. Report stage in House of Commons, October 2009. Third reading. Second reading in House of Lords.

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The Equality Bill

The Equality Bill. Laura Prince. Timetable. Bill published on 27 th April 2009. Completed Commons Committee stage on 7 th July 2009. Report stage in House of Commons, October 2009. Third reading. Second reading in House of Lords.

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What is a Wrongful Termination?

There are dozens if not hundreds of illegal reasons that would support a claim for wrongful termination under California law. Although it is best to speak with a Los Angeles wrongful termination lawyer George S. Azadian at Azadian Law Group, PC to determine if a termination was illegal, call for a free consultation at 213-229-9031.

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Modern Slavery

The complainant commenced this litigation after escaping the hotel at which she and the respondents were living when she had an opportunity to take out the garbage. After escape, she continued to experience threats and enticements to return to the respondents. She had to rely on the generosity of strangers to feed and clothe herself and live at shelters, as she was unable to work elsewhere or obtain benefits in Canada. Her application for a Temporary Residence Permit was denied according to Lancaster House and she is faced with lawsuits from the Respondents in Hong Kong.

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