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Equalities - Religion/ Belief Discrimination Workshop 13th February

Recent legislation has made discrimination between those with religious beliefs and those with non-religious beliefs such as humanists illegal. Part Two of the Equality Act 2006 prohibits discrimination against a person because they do not hold a religion or belief.

Starts on13/02/2008
Start time09:00
Ends on13/02/2008
End time16:30
CategoryEqualities
LocationVassal Centre, Bristol

Recent legislation has made discrimination between those with religious beliefs and those with non-religious beliefs such as humanists illegal. Part Two of the Equality Act 2006 prohibits discrimination against a person because they do not hold a religion or belief.

What the Religion/Belief Discrimination Workshop offers delegates:

  • An outline the key provisions of the Religion/Belief regulations
  • Develop a working understanding of the legislation through the use of case studies
  • Highlight examples of good practice

A summary of what the day will cover:

  • Tutor input on the key provisions of the legislation
  • Input on the ACAS guidance for employers and employees on religion and belief
  • Analysis of how the legislation impacts on employment policy and practice through case law
  • Case studies to highlight examples of good practice
  • Guidance commonly practised religions

For more information, please contact Diana Blake, Admin Assistant, Equality Southwest

Tel: (01823) 250836

Email: diana.blake@equalitysouthwest.org.uk