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Partial Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) : Age discrimination - summary
 — [Coming of age consultation]
Corporate AuthorEmployment Relations Directorate, Department of Trade and Industry - DTI
PublisherDepartment of Trade and Industry - DTI, London, 2005
Pages26 pp (URN 05/1253)
SourceDownload: http://www.dti.gov.uk/er/equality/overallageria.pd.
KeywordsEmployment ; Ageism ; Employment of older people ; Conditions of employment ; Ethnic groups ; Social policy ; Government publications.
AnnotationUnder the European Directive on Equal Treatment in Employment and Occupation (Council Directive 2000/78/EC), age discrimination in employment and vocational training will become unlawful on 1 October 2006. This Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) is part of the final consultation on the draft Employment Equality (Age) Regulations, and considers the impact of age discrimination legislation on employers and individuals, on the macro-economy and the Exchequer. It summarises the current position, sets out the case for introducing legislation and details future impact on employers and individuals. The main options under consideration are fourfold: a) Do nothing; b) Introduce a voluntary code of practice; c) Introduce legislation, without allowing employers to objectively justify some discriminatory practices; and d) Introduce legislation and provide for employers to be able to objectively justify some discriminatory practices. (KJ).
Accession NumberCPA-050729201 E
ClassmarkWJ: B:TOB: GC: WKA: TK: TM2: 6OA

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