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9781841134840

Discrimination Law Text, Cases and Materials - Second Edition

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    9781841134840

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    1841134848

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-08-01
  • Publisher: Hart Publishing
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Summary

This is the second edition of a work which offers comprehensive coverage of the relevant UK and European Community law with a critical analysis of that law. The book,unusually, deals in detail with Northern Irelands fair employment legislation as well as the law relating to sex, race and disability discrimination and equal pay. Structured so as to be accessible to the student approaching discrimination law for the first time, the book is sufficiently detailed and analytical to appeal to the well-informed reader, and to provide those engaged in research with a solid base for further independent study. For the undergraduate student studying discrimination law as a free-standing subject or as part of a wider course, the book provides a one stop shop; for the postgraduate student, too, it provides a challenging core text for any discrimination law course.

Author Biography

Aileen McColgan is a Reader in Law at Kings College London

Table of Contents

Table of Cases
xiii
Table of Statutory Instruments and Codes of Practice
xxxv
Table of Legislation
xliii
Introduction
1(37)
Introduction
1(1)
Discrimination and the Common Law
2(6)
Domestic Statutory Prohibitions on Discrimination
8(6)
Existing Provisions
8(2)
Age Discrimination
10(4)
Discrimination/Equality and the HRA
14(5)
EU Law and Discrimination/Equality
19(5)
Existing Provisions
19(3)
The New Constitutional Treaty
22(2)
Discrimination and Disadvantage
24(8)
Multiple Discrimination
32(6)
`Discrimination'
38(92)
Direct Discrimination
38(26)
Intention, Motivation and Stereotypes
40(9)
Legitimising Direct Discrimination: `Appropriate' Comparators
49(6)
Harassment and Discrimination
55(9)
Victimisation
64(8)
Indirect Discrimination
72(56)
Definitions of Indirect Discrimination
77(2)
`Requirement or Condition'/'Provision, Criterion or Practice'
79(6)
Disparate Impact
85(13)
Detriment/Disadvantage
98(4)
Justification---the Domestic Approach
102(6)
Justification in EU Law
108(3)
Reconciling EU and Domestic Law
111(17)
Other Prohibited Discrimination
128(2)
Equality
130(59)
Introduction
130(2)
Positive Discrimination---The UK Position
132(7)
The DDA
132(1)
The SDA and RRA
133(3)
The SO Regs and RB Regs
136(1)
FETO
136(3)
Positive Action and Indirect Discrimination
139(4)
The Politics of Positive Discrimination
143(5)
The Use of Positive Action in the UK
148(9)
Introduction
148(3)
Goals and Timetables
151(6)
Positive Discrimination and EC Law
157(14)
`Mainstreaming' Equality? Positive Obligations and Public Authorities
171(18)
The EU
171(2)
Northern Ireland
173(5)
Race
178(2)
Disability
180(3)
Sex
183(1)
Other Mainstreaming Measures
183(1)
The Potential of Mainstreaming
184(5)
Coverage
189(104)
Introduction
189(1)
General Exceptions to the Prohibition on Discretion
190(4)
Employment
194(7)
Scope of `Employment'
194(6)
Geographical Scope
200(1)
Prohibited Discrimination
201(18)
Selection Arrangements
201(7)
Failure to Appoint
208(2)
Terms of Appointment
210(1)
Discrimination in Access to Promotion, Employment-related Benefits, etc
210(1)
Dismissal
211(1)
Post-employment Discrimination
212(2)
Detriment
214(5)
Wider Employment-Related Provisions
219(16)
Barristers, etc
220(1)
Partners
220(1)
Contract Workers
221(4)
Office Holders
225(2)
Trade Unions, etc
227(1)
Qualifications Bodies
228(6)
Vocational Training
234(1)
Exceptions to the Prohibitions on Employment-Related Discrimination
235(2)
Establishing Liability for Discrimination
237(8)
Vicarious Liability
237(2)
Liability for Agents
239(1)
The Employer's Defence
240(2)
The Harasser's Personal Liability
242(2)
Direct Liability
244(1)
Education
245(7)
The SDA, RRA and DDA: Application to Schools and Other Educational Bodies
246(2)
Exceptions
248(1)
Education Authorities
249(1)
The SO Regs and RB Regs
250(1)
Positive Obligations Imposed by the RRA, SDA and DDA
251(1)
Discrimination in Housing/Premises
252(3)
Discrimination in Planning
255(1)
Discrimination in the Provision of Goods, Facilities and Services
255(7)
Exceptions to the Prohibition on Discrimination in the Provision of Goods and Services
262(23)
`Private Associations'
262(3)
Insurance
265(6)
Public Bodies
271(12)
Miscellaneous Other Exceptions
283(2)
Discrimination by Public Authorities
285(8)
Enforcement
293(115)
Introduction
293(5)
Enforcement of EU Legislation
298(4)
Individual Enforcement
302(24)
Burden of Proof
304(14)
The Questionnaire Procedure
318(2)
Statistical Evidence
320(6)
Time Limits
326(12)
Individual Remedies
338(19)
The SDA, RRA, DDA, FETO and Regs
338(18)
The Equal Pay Act
356(1)
`Collective' Enforcement
357(29)
Formal Investigations
360(17)
Preventing Further Discrimination
377(5)
The Commissions as Litigants
382(4)
Contract Compliance
386(22)
The Use of Contract Compliance
386(5)
Contract Compliance and EU Law
391(8)
Compulsory Competitive Tendering and Best Value
399(9)
Sex
408(107)
Introduction
408(12)
The Equal Pay Act and Article 141
420(26)
`Like Work'
426(3)
Work Related as Equivalent
429(1)
Work of Equal Value
430(16)
The Employer's Defence
446(25)
Introduction
446(3)
The GMF and Indirect Discrimination
449(9)
Explaining Part of the Pay Gap
458(2)
`Material Factors' and the GMF Defence
460(11)
Coverage of the SDA and Exceptions Thereto
471(10)
Exceptions and the Equal Treatment Directive
471(3)
Genuine Occupational Qualifications
474(7)
Clothing and Appearance Rules
481(6)
Pregnancy
487(15)
Pregnancy and Equality
487(2)
Pregnancy and Maternity Rights
489(2)
Pregnancy and Sex Discrimination
491(7)
Shortcomings of the Current Approach
498(4)
Combining Work and Family Life
502(13)
Introduction
502(2)
The Part-time Workers Regulations
504(1)
Parental Leave, etc
505(4)
Flexible Working
509(6)
Race
515(43)
Introduction
515(12)
Race Discrimination and EU Law
527(5)
Coverage of the RRA
532(2)
`Racial Grounds', `Racial Group'
534(14)
Genuine Occupational Qualifications and Other Exceptions
548(10)
Miscellaneous Exceptions
548(1)
Asylum and Immigration
549(4)
The GOQ Defence
553(3)
The GOR Defence
556(2)
Disability
558(72)
Introduction
558(6)
History and Development of the DDA
564(2)
`Disability'
566(15)
Social and Medical Models of Disability
566(3)
Approaching the Disability Question
569(5)
Functional Impairment
574(5)
Long-term Effects
579(1)
The Effect of Medical Treatment
580(1)
Direct Discrimination
581(1)
Disability-Related Discrimination
582(7)
Duty to Make Adjustments
589(24)
The Duty to Adjust: Employment
593(4)
`Reasonable' Adjustments
597(4)
Duties to Adjust Outside the Employment Sphere
601(12)
Justification
613(17)
Employment
613(9)
Justification Outside the Employment Context
622(8)
Religion and Belief
630(74)
Introduction
630(3)
`Race' and `Religion'
633(10)
The Religion or Belief Regulations
643(25)
`Religion or Belief'
645(8)
Accommodating Difference
653(8)
The Genuine Occupational Requirement Defences
661(7)
FETO
668(19)
Introduction
668(7)
FETO and the Employment Equality Directive
675(1)
Exceptions to the Prohibition on Discrimination
676(7)
Investigation of Practices, Monitoring and Review Obligations
683(2)
Contract Compliance
685(2)
The European Convention on Human Rights
687(17)
The Convention Provisions
687(1)
The European Court's Approach
688(10)
Impact of the HRA
698(6)
Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation
704(45)
Introduction
704(7)
Discrimination on Grounds of Gender Reassignment: The SDA
711(8)
Gender Identity and Recognition Rights
719(4)
Discrimination on Grounds of Sexual Orientation: (I) The So Regulations
723(13)
Introduction
723(2)
`Benefits Attendant on Marriage'
725(2)
Genuine Occupational Requirements
727(9)
Discrimination on Grounds of Sexual Orientation: (II) The SDA and the HRA
736(13)
Index 749

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