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Trade Unions and Shop Stewardscture. With a growing majority of the workforce composed of trade union members, the performance of unions is critical. Perhaps the most unique feature of British trade unionism is the role of shop stewards, with their double-sided relationship to the autonomous work group which elects them and the

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Introductionctive force. It is here that the distinctively . controls on discrimination operate in their unique environment. There are of course other means by which discrimination might conceivably be reduced. Market forces might make it uneconomic for employers to cut themselves off from the supply of black l

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Problems of Proofss in combating discrimination. This will depend above all else on whether the legal principles and procedures developed to govern proof of discrimination are not unduly restrictive. This chapter will explore the practical difficulties, perhaps seemingly humdrum but ultimately crucial to the effecti

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Administrative Enforcementat may be called the enforcement arm — the Race Relations Board — and the hortatory voice — the Community Relations Commission — were separately constituted and funded. The new legislation amalgamated their functions into one body, the Commission for Racial Equality (CRE), with legal responsibility

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Concepts of Discrimination — History and TheoryAny such definition, however, is at bottom the expression in a peculiar specialised vocabulary of what may, rather loosely, be termed a social-philosophical concept; and it is only when work at this level is complete that the translation into law may begin. Hence both levels of analysis are undertaken.

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Exclusions and Exceptionsion may seem, the cumulative effect of reasonable arguments may be that the net becomes a sieve. One respect in which the present Act is a marked improvement on its predecessor is that its employment provisions are subject to many fewer restrictions of scope and application. None the less some exceptions, considered in this chapter, remain.