. . . while minister explains how to justify age-based practices
Trade and industry secretary Alan Johnson looks at the circumstances in which differences of treatment on the grounds of age can be objectively justified, in the latest of his series of articles in the run up to the new regulations.
Justifying age-based work practices Personnel Today presents the latest article in trade and industry secretary Alan Johnson's series looking at what employers can do to ensure a smooth transition once the age discrimination Regulations come into force on 1 October.
Be ready for the age discrimination laws Read the first article in the series.
Also
Employment Equality
(Age) Regulations 2006 Read the Regulations in full on
XpertHR's legislation service.
Age Positive sets out good practice The
Government's Age Positive campaign provides good practice recommendations on
recruitment, selection, training, development, redundancy and retirement.
Age discrimination and younger workers Employers who run apprenticeship schemes or who typically use undergraduates for holiday temp work could potentially be subject to claims under the forthcoming age discrimination regulations, writes Claire Reynolds of Hempsons.
Ageism is most common form of
discrimination IRS journal Equal Opportunities Review looks at
the findings of new research from Age Concern and the University of
Kent.
The clock is
ticking: age discrimination Writing in
IRS Employment Review, Rachel Suff examines the likely impact of the age
discrimination Regulations on work practices, and looks at how some
organisations have pre-empted the new law.
Age discrimination to be illegal
IRS Employment Review examines the main points of the Regulations, and
advises employers to start reviewing their recruitment procedures, staff
benefits and retirement rules now.
How to
prepare for the forthcoming age discrimination legislation and How to use policies and monitoring to avoid
discrimination Practical guidance from HR & Compliance Centre's How to
service.
Age
discrimination Detailed legal guidance from HR & Compliance Centre's reference
manual.