Sentences with phrase «first disability discrimination»
As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the world's first disability discrimination legislation, let us all make a pledge to make 2011 the year we redouble our efforts to tackle the barriers that prevent our blind and partially - sighted ex-Service men and women from a playing a full and active role in society.
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She was an instrumental figure in helping to pass the Fitness and Equity Students Athletic Bill, the first law in Maryland to end discrimination against athletes with a disability.
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He recently acted for a well - known independent school in its successful defence of a disability discrimination claim by a former pupil in the First - Tier Tribunal, and he acted for the successful defendant in Oldbury Academy v Sandwell MBC (High Court, 2013), a dispute about a local authority's funding obligations towards a school that had become an academy.
First up, a New York judge has recused himself in the case of Floyd v. Cosi, a discrimination suit in which a former employee alleged Cosi showed bias against Floyd's race, age and disability in firing him from the restaurant chain.
The relevance of this case lies in the recognition, for the first time in EU law, that differential treatment on the basis of obesity can, depending on its effects on a person's ability to work, fall within the scope of disability discrimination.
Acting for a school in an appeal against a First - Tier Tribunal's disability discrimination judgment
Practice concentrated in employment discrimination (including sexual and racial harassment, disability discrimination and wrongful discharge) as well as constitutional issues (including First Amendment, due process and whistleblower protection).
He has been running disability discrimination claims since qualifying in 1997 and won the first posthumous disability discrimination case in 2001.
«Just last week, the TUC's analysis of official government statistics painted a worrying picture of those facing sexism, racism, disability discrimination at work being priced out of court, and statistics from the Registry Trust show a 19 per cent drop in county court judgments against businesses in the first half of 2016.»
The preface to the first edition looked forward to the Disability Discrimination Bill that was being introduced as the handbook was being prepared.
At first instance the tribunal found that as there was no identifiable physical or mental cause, there was no disability falling within the Disability Discriminationdisability falling within the Disability DiscriminationDisability Discrimination Act 1995.
The first pilot has explored the use of judicial mediation in complex disability, sex and race discrimination cases in employment tribunals.
In 2015, the Attorney - General Senator the Hon George Brandis QC asked the Australian Human Rights Commission to conduct Willing to Work, the first National Inquiry into Employment Discrimination Against Older Australians and Australians with Disability.