1986
DOI: 10.2307/1394635
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The Sex Discrimination Act 1975: The End of a Decade

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“…This leads some (e.g. Michaels 2006; cf Atkins 1980) to view anti‐discrimination legislation as a distraction from socio‐economic inequalities.…”
Section: Concluding Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This leads some (e.g. Michaels 2006; cf Atkins 1980) to view anti‐discrimination legislation as a distraction from socio‐economic inequalities.…”
Section: Concluding Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Earlier work has underlined the greater propensity of the political Left to advance the SRW (Childs and Withey, 2004;Chaney, 2012 Atkins, 1986). Examples include the pledge that legislation will be brought before you with the aim of ending sex discrimination (ansard, (C Debates, 29 October 1974, vol 354, col 3) 7 and the commitment to take forward legislation to promote equality, narrow the gap between rich and poor and tackle discrimination [… and] address the differences in pay between men and women (ansard, HC Debates, 18 November 2009, Vol 436, Col 1.).…”
Section: Srw In Post-war Legislative Programmesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The amended Labour Standards Law refers to 'negotiation between employers and labour'. To borrow Susan Atkins' phrase (commenting on the repeal of protective legislation in the United Kingdom), women's conditions were 'equalised down', rather than men's conditions being 'equalised up' 10 .…”
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