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Source: Personnel Today

Issue: Sep 30 2008

Date: 30/09/2008

Publisher: RBI

Case of the week: Indirect age discrimination

TOPICS:

recruitment	finding candidates selecting staff
equal opportunities	age

AUTHOR: Nicholas Jew

CASES: below is a list of cases discussed in this article. Click the case title for more XpertHR resources on the case and related cases.

Rainbow v Milton Keynes Council [2008] ET/1200104/07 (1 report)

This week's case of the week, provided by DLA Piper, covers indirect age discrimination.

Rainbow v Milton Keynes Council

Facts

Ms Rainbow qualified as a teacher in 1972 and is aged 61.

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