Pregnancy and maternity leave: Metropolitan Police policy on police dogs results in discrimination
Keohane v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis ET/3300265/2011 & ET/3300293/2012
pregnancy and maternity leave | direct discrimination | indirect discrimination | police
This unusual case against the Metropolitan Police involves direct discrimination against a dog handler who was required to return a police dog during maternity leave, which damaged her career progression and denied her opportunities for overtime.
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