An edition of Extending the scope of employment equality legislation (2004)

Extending the scope of employment equality legislation

comparative perspectives on the prohibited grounds of discrimination

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Extending the scope of employment equality le ...
Shane Kilcommins, Shane Kilcom ...
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An edition of Extending the scope of employment equality legislation (2004)

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comparative perspectives on the prohibited grounds of discrimination

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Language
English
Pages
178

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Subjects

Discrimination in employment, Law and legislation

Places

Ireland

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Extending the scope of employment equality legislation: comparative perspectives on the prohibited grounds of discrimination
2004, Stationery Office
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"Report commissioned by the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform"

Bibliography: p. 171-178.

Published in
Dublin

Classifications

Library of Congress
KDK825 .E98 2004

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Pagination
xxxviii, 178 p.
Number of pages
178

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31648967M
LCCN
2005360155
OCLC/WorldCat
61514039

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