Unlawful discrimination – a new era In this issue, we examine the series of Regulations introduced under the Race, Employment and Equal Treatment Amendment Directives in order to bring about the reform of UK discrimination law. All three Directives also require amendments to the existing law. (p.2)

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Publisher： Industrial Relations Services

ISSN： 0969-3637

Source： Industrial Relations Law Bulletin, Vol.717, Iss.1, 2003-07, pp. : 2-16

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