1990
DOI: 10.1016/0007-6813(90)90029-b
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Employee appraisals, discrimination cases, and objective evidence

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“…While as yet there have been few cases of performance appraisal decisions being challenged in the UK courts, such challenges have been more common in the USA [34], particularly in relation to unfair discrimination [35,36]. Given the growth of appraisal-related pay, and the stronger emphasis on individual contribution, especially for managerial groups, such challenges may become more common in the UK.…”
Section: Legal Challenges To Performance Appraisalsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…While as yet there have been few cases of performance appraisal decisions being challenged in the UK courts, such challenges have been more common in the USA [34], particularly in relation to unfair discrimination [35,36]. Given the growth of appraisal-related pay, and the stronger emphasis on individual contribution, especially for managerial groups, such challenges may become more common in the UK.…”
Section: Legal Challenges To Performance Appraisalsmentioning
confidence: 96%