Equal Opportunities Legislation Worksheet
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The document contains questions about UK equal opportunities legislation. It asks about the role of HR departments in legislation, the UK pay gap between men and women, why the Equal Pay Act was introduced in 1970, what the Sex Discrimination Act, Race Relations Act, and Disability Discrimination Act ensure, details of a new law protecting older workers, exemptions to discrimination legislation, employee rights under the Employment Rights Act of 1996, and examples of laws being broken. The document appears to be a worksheet to accompany a powerpoint on equal opportunities legislation in the UK.
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