Exploration of Equality Flashcards

1
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Give 5 types of equality

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1) Political
2) Equality in Employment
3) Equality of Treatment
4) Equality of Outcome
5) Equality of Opportunity
6) Equality of Membership in Society

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What is political equality?

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Refers to a situation where UK citizens are free to exercise their political views through the voting process

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Give 1 example of political equality

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Over 18s are allowed to vote, under 18s are not

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What is equality in employment?

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All employees being treated equally and not discriminated against

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Give 1 example of equality in employment

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A man and woman being paid the same for the same job and qualifications

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What is equality of treatment?

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Everyone receiving the same treatment in work, education and in the community

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Give 1 example of equality of treatment

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Each year group in school gets treated the same, but taught different

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What is equality of outcome?

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A society which tries to provide a similar standard of living to every individual in society

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What is equality of opportunity?

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Removal of structural barriers to ensure equality

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Give 1 example of equality of opportunity

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Anyone can ring up to book a doctors appointment, but first person gets it

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What is equality of membership in society?

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Your rights to equality as a member, associate member, or guest of an association, club or society

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Give 5 barriers to equal opportunities

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1) Legal
2) Financial
3) Organisational
4) Physical Environments
5) Geographical Location

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What is meant by a legal barrier?

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Impact on current legislation

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Give 1 example of a legal barrier

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Mental Capacity Act 2005 requires a four-question test, if one question is answered wrong, should they be deemed as having a lack of mental capacity?

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What is meant by a financial barrier?

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Inequalities in employment

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Give 1 example of a financial barrier

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A man getting paid more than a woman, even though they have the same qualifications and are performing the same job

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What is meant by an organisational barrier?

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Employment organisations

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Give 1 example of an organisational barrier

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No ramps or wheelchairs within a workplace

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What is meant by physical environments?

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Access to buildings, services and reasonable adjustments

20
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Give 1 example of physical environments being a barrier to equal opportunities

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Only have access to NHS if a UK citizen

21
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What is meant by geographical location?

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Transportation and rurality

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Give 1 example of geographical location being a barrier to equal opportunities

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Someone living in a highly-populated area may be more likely to get a job and have a better education in comparison to someone living in a densely-populated area