Indirect Age Discrimination in the workplace
Winston
Solicitors legal advice on age discrimination - more information:
Here we discuss the situation involving
"indirect"age discrimination at work.
If you feel you may been treated unfairly at work
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Indirect
discrimination
Indirect discrimination means
selection criteria, policies, benefits, employment rules or any other practices
which, although they are applied to all employees, have the effect of
disadvantaging people of a particular age unless the practice can be justified.
Indirect discrimination is unlawful whether it is intentional or not.
Lawful
discrimination
There are limited
circumstances when it is lawful to treat people differently because of their
age.
It is not unlawful to
discriminate on the grounds of age if:
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There
is an objective justification for treating people differently – for
example, it might be necessary to fix a maximum age for the recruitment or
promotion of employees (this maximum age limit might reflect the training
requirements of the post or the need for a reasonable period of employment
before recruitment)
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Where
a person is older than, or within six months of, the employer’s normal
retirement age, or 65 if the employer doesn’t have one, there is a specific
exemption allowing employers to refuse to recruit that person.
Read about:
Direct Discrimination
Harassment in the workplace
Victimisation
at work

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