4. Equal Pay Flashcards

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pay includes

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non discretionary bonuses
overtime rates
performance related benefits
occupational benefits
benefits in kind
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Barber

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pay includes occupational pension schemes

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Shield v Holdings

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“like” work

DIFFERENCES NOT OF PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE IF DIFFERENCES DO NOT IN FACT ARISE IN ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

  • contractual obligations = irrelevant unless it led to material differences in practice
  • do not compare notional paper obligations
  • no diff in training so no material diff in job
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British Coal v Smith (Lord Slynn)

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T&C do not have to be identical , just “substantially comparable”

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Rummler

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CONSIDER WHOLE SYSTEM

even if particular citation seems to favour male workers, grading system is not discriminatory

AS LONG AS system permits other criteria for which women may show special aptitude

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Danfoss

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if pay system lacks transparency ..

R MUST PROVE it is not discriminatory if female E establishes average pay of women E is less

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Maccarthy v Smith

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can use previous occupier as comparator

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diocese of Hallam trustees v Caonnaughton

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can use successor as comparator

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British Coal v Smith (comparator)

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C MUST SHOW comparator was/is employed by R or associated employer

BUT C is NOT limited to workers from her establihsment

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North & Ors v Dumphries

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comparator can be @ R’s different establishments

+ BRITISH COAL did NOT introduce a “real possibility”/”feasibility” test that if comparator was transferred they would be on broadly the same terms as they are now
- this test is “unwarranted” and defeats object of equality

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Murphy v Bord

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can use hypothetical comparator

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12
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Lawrence v regent

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NOT NEED SAME EMPLOYER

BUT CANNOT RELY ON ART.141 IF PAY DIFFERENCES CANNOT BE ATTRIBUTABLE TO A SINGLE SOURCE (otherwise no body responsible)

NO GENERAL GUARENTEE OF FAIRNESS (just guarantee between E and her r)

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13
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Allonby v Accrington

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part time lecturer oursourced

  • NO GENERAL RIGHT OF EQUAL PAY
  • CAN ONLY BRING SEX D CLAIMS AGAINST OWN EMPLOYER
  • otherwise no body responsible for inequality and which could restore equal treatment
  • same work is neither here nor there
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14
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Bilka Kaufaus

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part time workers excluded from pension scheme
- infringes s.119
R can justify on grounds it seeks to employ as few PT workers as possible if….

ONE - factor corresponds to real need of undertaking
TWO - appropriate with view of achieving objective
THREE - are necessary to that end

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15
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Rinner-Kahn

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no sick pay for E working less than 10 hours a week (PT worker)
- art.119 precludes legislation if measure affects greater number of women

BUT MS CAN SHOW OBJECTIVE FACTORS TO JUSTIFY IT

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16
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Rainey v Glasgow

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Sound administrative reason = can be MF
external administrative/economic efficiency arguments = can be MF

REJECTED Denning’s obiter in Clay Cross (that R must prove difference is due to personal reasons, e.g. skill/expertise) as “unduly restrictive”

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Enderby v Frenchey

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separate bargaining structures = can’t be MF

attractiong employees = can be MF if proportionate

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Cadman v H&S Exec.

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length of service = MF (rewarding experience)

UNLESS E CAN PROVIDE EVIDENCE RAISING SERIOUS DOUBTS that this is appropriate criteria for the job in Q

19
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Redcar v Bainbridge

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pay protection scheme = can be MF

BUT R failed to justify it –> clearly a superficial reason here (real reason = historical unlawful sex discrimination)

20
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Allen v GMB

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NOT proportionate NOT justified

TU prioritied pay protection rather than claims for past unequal pay
- TU deliberately omitted to give E advice and manipulated E with alarmist information about job cuts

21
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Chagger v Abbey

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CA upheld £1.3mn damages for future loss

  • career destroyed by stigma of suing R
  • original R liable even though its actions of future 3P in victimising E that causes loss
22
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Bullmore v Pothecary

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prospective r withdrew job offer after finding out about earlier claim

  • previous R liable for damages re: loss earnings even though loss resulted from unlawful conduct of 3P