O’Hanlon v Revenue and Customs Comrs

Subject Matter

DISCRIMINATION — Disability — Disabled person — Claimant absent due to disability receiving reduced sick pay under employer's long term absence policy — Whether placed at substantial disadvantage — Whether failure by employer to make adjustments — Whether disability-related less favourable treatment — Whether excessive cost of providing full pay to disabled employees on long term absence justifying any discrimination — Disability Discrimination Act 1995, ss 3A, 4A (as inserted by Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (Amendment) Regulations 2003, regs 4(2), 5)

[2006] ICR 1579; [2007] ICR 1359

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