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Transitions provides recruitment and work placement services to employers and to professional people who have become refugees in the UK.
On 13 January, the Government confirmed that Default Retirement Age is to be phased out between 6 April and 1 October 2011.
On 18 January 2011, a gay couple won their discrimination claim against the owners of a hotel in a case which was funded and led by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).
The Protecting Refugees information pack is a joint initiative by the Council of Europe and the UNHCR.
In January 2011, Richard Berthoud of the Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of Essex published ‘Trends in the employment of disabled people’.
‘Widening Participation and Race Equality’ edited by Dr Debbie Weekes-Bernard was published by Runnymede in December 2010.
‘Who moved my samosa?’ from brap is a short and punchy introduction to resolving competing equality claims.
In November 2010, Local Government Improvement and Development published ‘Culturally responsive JSNAs: a review of race equality and Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) practice’.
The Runnymede publication ‘Achieving Race Equality in Scotland’ contains papers by Scottish political figures with academic responses.
The Equal Love campaign aims to challenge the twin bans on gay marriages and heterosexual civil partnerships.
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