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The Equality AuthorityAnnual Report
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ContentsFrom the Chairperson p.5The
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From the ChairpersonMrs Karen Erwin
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The BoardDuring the course of the y
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From the ChiefExecutive Officer
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About The MaternityProtection Acts1
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uilding up and to pursue a level of
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“Ageing and Labour Market Partici
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PartnershipPartnership with a broad
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Casework ReportIn 2004, there were
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level of awards made by the Equalit
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espondent’s chief witnesses had d
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Court Judge to extend the time for
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In the Circuit Court, Judge Delahun
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change its policy so that the sames
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The second claimant was a full time
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the amount spent on all types ofdis
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Discriminating ClubsOne of the powe
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contractual employment rights toget
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Caucasoid/Caucasian. Taking into ac
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second test was done by another ass
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was dismissed and submitted that he
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5. Age and GenderThe claimant was e
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The Equality Authority requested th
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Allergic Reaction” and has to use
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the Labour Court. The case and adis
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Authority, concern was also express
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Representation / Assistance inbring
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EQUAL STATUSRecommendations in case
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EMPLOYMENT EQUALITYRecommendations
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Employment Equality - Casework Acti
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Equal Status Act, 2000 - Casework A
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Equal Status Act, 2000 - Casework A
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Enquiries to the PublicInformation
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Queries under the Equal Status Actf
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Queries under the Maternity Protect
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A Thematic Approachto Equality
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Theme 1Building equality in the ser
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Joint Conference with the Irish Nat
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eports. This book brings together t
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A report of the process of implemen
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Theme 2Contributing to a moreaccess
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Employment Equality Reviewand Actio
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