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Discrimination and Equal Pay Book
The late 1980s have seen the Law of Discrimination come of age. Its growing importance is confirmed by a steady increase in litigation, especially following the progressive decision of the Court of Appeal in "Pickstone v Freemans" in 1987, together with the constant flow of case law from the European Court. Lawyers are identifying discrimination in general and equal pay in particular, as a cause of action to which the tribunals and appellate courts are increasingly sympathetic. This volume is specifically designed to help the practitioner take a discrimination case before the tribunals. It presents a comprehensive guide to the Law of Discrimination and the institutions through which it functions. The authors not only consider discrimination in employment, but also deal with discrimination … read more...
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