The claimant had brought a sex discrimination claim, saying that she had bee refused opportunity to work as a chef with the Royal Marines. She and the defendants had had sought an adjournment of the claim, but this had been refused.
Held: Appeal allowed.
Judges:
Hicks QC HHJ
Citations:
[1995] UKEAT 978 – 95 – 1509
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See Also – Sirdar v Army Board and Another ECFI 27-Oct-1999
It was possible for the Royal Marine unit to exclude the employment of a woman as a chef. The requirement not to discriminate was overriding save where the nature of the work makes the sex of the worker a determining factor. The nature and rules of . .
Lists of cited by and citing cases may be incomplete.
Employment, Discrimination, Armed Forces
Updated: 18 June 2022; Ref: scu.209310
