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Tolley's Equal Pay Handbook
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Suzanne McKie and Diya Sen Gupta
2006
LexisNexis Butterworths
Tolley's Equal Pay Handbook provides practical detailed analysis of the law and practice relating to equal pay claims. This complex area is a topic of major importance for everyone engaged in employment law, including in-house lawyers, those in the public sector and HR practitioners.
Written by two respected experts in the field, the Handbook will help practitioners through the maze of EU and UK legislation and case law. The book sets out the detailed legal framework and offers practical procedural tips and guidelines to help the busy practitioner.
It also includes the following chapters on:
- Practice and Procedure covering internal grievances, questionnaires, pleadings, tribunal procedure, preparing for the final hearing, appeals and quantum
- The new Statutory Grievance Procedures
- Indirect Sex Discrimination and Burden of Proof
- The Legal Framework and the Code of Practice
Two useful appendices:
- A Case Study including precedents for the questionnaire, pleadings, and a request for further information
- All the key legislative material including the full text of the Equal Pay Act 1970, Article 141 of the Treaty of Rome, the Equal Treatmant Directive, the Equal Pay Directive and the EOC Code of Practice on Equal Pay
Tolley's Equal Pay Handbook is a must-have book for everyone working on equal pay claims.