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Posted: Thursday 14 October 2010

Equality Act EHRC Codes of Practice

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has produced draft Codes of Practice on the Equality Act 2010.  The draft Codes cover Equal Pay, Employment and Services, Public Functions and Associations.

The draft Employment Code provides a detailed explanation of the Act and endeavours to assist courts and tribunals interpret the law and provide guidance to lawyers, trade union representatives and human resources departments.    The Code assumes some knowledge of the law and the Equality Act but EHRC has also provided guidance for employers and workers.

The Code does not impose legal obligations but will provide assistance to Tribunals and can be used as evidence in legal proceedings.  Tribunals and courts must take into account any part of the Code that is relevant to any questions arising in proceedings.  

The Codes are currently in draft form and will be laid before Parliament for 40 days.  Should no objections be received within this time the Government will make an Order bringing the Codes into force.

To view the draft Codes, please follow the link to the EHRC website.

 

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