United Kingdom :: A one-off act or decision relating to disability adjustment does not constitute a “provision, criterion or practice”

UNITED KINGDOM Court Court of Appeal Case Ishola v Transport for London (TfL) [2020] EWCA Civ 112 Date issued 7th February 2020 Subject A one-off act or decision relating to disability adjustment does not constitute a “provision, criterion or practice” Substance The Court of Appeals has decided that one-off acts, or decisions, do not constitute PCP (a provision, criterion or practice); a display of which is required when bringing a claim of indirect discrimination or failure to make reasonable adjustments due to disability …

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