Discrimination Claims
If you feel that you have been discriminated against at work, you may be able to make a claim for compensation against your employer.
Discrimination is treating someone differently from others. Illegal discrimination is when the reason for treating someone differently is not allowed, for example for the following reasons:
- Sex
- Race
- Disability
- Age
- Religion or belief
- Sexual orientation
- Pregnancy or maternity
- Marital status or Civil partnership status
- Gender reassignment
Here at Frisby & Small Solicitors we deal with all types of employment law cases. We represent employees and employers, so whichever side of the dispute you are on, we can help.
We offer a free initial consultation. Please contact us for more information.
Types of Discrimination
Direct discrimination
This is when an employer treats an employee differently
for one of the reasons listed above. An example of this might be when a less qualified male gets given a promotion over a more qualified female, because of the fact that they are a man.
Indirect discrimination
This is when someone is unfairly treated, not explicitly because of one of the rules above, but indirectly or as a consequence of them. An example might be giving a job to someone and requesting that they be clean-shaven. This would discriminate against some religious groups where the wearing of facial hair is an integral part of their religion.
Making a claim for Discrimination at work
We offer a free initial consultation where we can assess your case and tell you if you have a case for discrimination.
Contact us today to speak to one of our experienced Employment Law Solicitors.
Please call us now on 0116 233 5522 or complete the
Online Enquiry form on the right of this page and we will be delighted to help you.