Employment Notes
Tag: religion and philosophical belief discrimination
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UK: dismissal for improper proselytising not unfair
UK: no unlawful direct discrimination where treatment due to belief of discriminator rather than victim
Malaysia: Proposed changes to the Industrial Relations Act 1967
Malaysia's Ministry of Human Resources has recently proposed amendments to the Industrial Relations Act 1967 ("IRA") which, if introduced, would result …
UK: Supreme Court rules in the 'gay cake' case
In the much-publicised judgment in Lee v Ashers Baking Co Ltd, the Supreme Court has ruled that it was not unlawful direct discrimination on the grounds …
UK: ECJ rules dress code requiring neutral appearance may be lawful
The European Court of Justice has finally handed down its judgment in two cases involving employees dismissed for wearing an Islamic headscarf at work, …
Indonesia: Religious Holidays Allowance
Last year the Ministry of Manpower issued an important regulation regarding religious holiday allowances, in the form of Minister of Manpower Regulation …
UK: New publications - marriage and civil partnership discrimination, religion in the workplace
The following new employment law-related resources have been published: Acas has published workplace guidance on marriage and civil partnership …
UK: Discrimination - Supreme Court asked to consider ambit of associative discrimination
The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal has ruled that it was direct associative discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation for a bakery to refuse …
UK: Conflicting opinions from EU Advocate-Generals on headscarf bans create uncertainty
Earlier in the year we reported the controversial opinion of the Advocate-General in Achbita v G4S Secure Solutions that a ban on all visible …
UK: Religious discrimination claims concerning dismissal for refusing to leave marriage and headscarf bans
Employers may be liable for indirect discrimination where particular treatment can be viewed as a consistent practice, even if it is applied only …
UK: Employment law changes in October
On 1 October 2015 the following changes came into force: New national minimum wage rates, the adult rate increasing from £6.50 to £6.70 an hour. …
UK: Religious discrimination - dismissal of nursery worker for discussing religious views on homosexuality was unlawful
Employers may have a legitimate aim in wishing to prohibit discussion of religious views on homosexuality in the workplace, but should ensure the …
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