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Gawain 4. SAMPLE NAMAN DIYAN Magbigay ng halimabawa sa bawat uri ng diskriminasyon:

Direct Discrimination

Indirect Discrimination

Discrimination by Association

Discrimination by Perception​

Gawain 4 SAMPLE NAMAN DIYAN Magbigay Ng Halimabawa Sa Bawat Uri Ng Diskriminasyon Direct Discrimination Indirect Discrimination Discrimination By AssociationDis class=

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Direct discrimination

This is when you are treated worse than another person or other people because:

you have a protected characteristic

someone thinks you have that protected characteristic (known as discrimination by perception)

you are connected to someone with that protected characteristic (known as discrimination by association)

Your circumstances must be similar enough to the circumstances of the person being treated better for a valid comparison to be made.

If you cannot point to another person who has been treated better, it is still direct discrimination if you can show that a person who did not have your protected characteristic would have been treated better in similar circumstances.

To be unlawful, the treatment must have happened in one of the situations that are covered by the Equality Act. For example, in the workplace or when you are receiving goods or services.Indirect discrimination

Indirect discrimination happens when there is a policy that applies in the same way for everybody but disadvantages a group of people who share a protected characteristic, and you are disadvantaged as part of this group. If this happens, the person or organisation applying the policy must show that there is a good reason for it.

A ‘policy’ can include a practice, a rule or an arrangement.

It makes no difference whether anyone intended the policy to disadvantage you or not.

To prove that indirect discrimination is happening or has happened:

there must be a policy which an organisation is applying equally to everyone (or to everyone in a group that includes you)

the policy must disadvantage people with your protected characteristic when compared with people without it

you must be able to show that it has disadvantaged you personally or that it will disadvantage you

the organisation cannot show that there is a good reason for applying the policy despite the level of disadvantage to people with your protected characteristic

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Direct Discrimination example - someone is not offered a promotion because they're a woman and the job goes to a less qualified man

Indirect Discrimination example- you're Jewish and observe the Sabbath, you can't work on Saturdays

Discrimination by Association example- a student, whose child has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), is refused access to a graduation ceremony because of fears about the child's behaviour

Discrimination by Perception example- Someone submits their application for a vacancy that has arisen at the local butchers