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The EAT held that the tribunal erred in part on direct religion or belief discrimination and remitted the case for further analysis of the reasons for treatment.
Equal pay appeal on the material factor defence under s.69 Equality Act 2010. The EAT found error in the indirect discrimination analysis and remitted the case.
The EAT dismissed an employee’s disability discrimination appeal, upholding findings that redeployment, training, delay, or helpdesk placement were not reasonable adjustments.
The Employment Tribunal erred by striking out the indirect discrimination claims without conducting a sufficiently critical and thorough evaluation of justification, failing to balance the discriminatory effect against the employer's needs, and relying on a summary process inappropriate for fact-sensitive discrimination complaints.
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal dismissed a disability discrimination appeal, holding that the tribunal had made open findings on detriment, causation, justification, and reasonable adjustments.
An EAT appeal against refusal to reconsider an age discrimination judgment was allowed because the claimant had not had a fair chance to address a parity point.
The EAT dismissed Dr Mackereth’s appeal in a religion-or-belief discrimination case, holding the tribunal erred on protected belief but not on the alternative findings.
Privy Council held that a politician’s press conference statements were qualified by references to an investigation and did not impute guilt; appeal allowed.
The Privy Council held that section 30A delay is assessed from expiry of the limitation period, but upheld the discretion allowing a late libel claim to proceed.
Defamation appeal over Facebook comments between former spouses. The Court of Appeal upheld the trial judge on meaning, publication, and justification.
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