occupational This usually refers to doctors or nurses employed in-house health service by an employer or through an external provider who the employer may ask to see workers and give medical advice on their health when workplace issues arise. occupational A pension which an employee may receive after retirement pension as a contractual benefit. occupational An employer can discriminate against a worker in very requirement limited circumstances where it is an ‘occupational to have a particular protected characteristic requirement’ and the application of the requirement is objectively justified. There are two particular occupational requirement exceptions where employment is for the purposes of an organised religion or the employer has an ethos based on religion or belief, but very specific requirements need to be fulfilled. office-holders There are personal and public offices. A personal office is a remunerated office or post to which a person is appointed personally under the direction of someone else. A person is appointed to a public office by a member of the government, or the appointment is recommended by them, or the appointment can be made on the recommendation or with the approval of both Houses of Parliament, the Scottish Parliament or the National Assembly for Wales. palantypist Also known as 'Speech to Text Reporter'. A palantypist reproduces speech into a text format onto a computer screen at verbatim speeds for Deaf or hard of hearing people to read. past disability A person who has had a disability as defined by the Equality Act.
occupational health service This usually refers to doctors or nurses employed in-house by an employer or through an external provider who the employer may ask to see workers and give medical advice on their health when workplace issues arise. occupational pension A pension which an employee may receive after retirement as a contractual benefit. occupational requirement An employer can discriminate against a worker in very limited circumstances where it is an ‘occupational requirement’ to have a particular protected characteristic and the application of the requirement is objectively justified. There are two particular occupational requirement exceptions where employment is for the purposes of an organised religion or the employer has an ethos based on religion or belief, but very specific requirements need to be fulfilled. office-holders There are personal and public offices. A personal office is a remunerated office or post to which a person is appointed personally under the direction of someone else. A person is appointed to a public office by a member of the government, or the appointment is recommended by them, or the appointment can be made on the recommendation or with the approval of both Houses of Parliament, the Scottish Parliament or the National Assembly for Wales. palantypist Also known as 'Speech to Text Reporter'. A palantypist reproduces speech into a text format onto a computer screen at verbatim speeds for Deaf or hard of hearing people to read. past disability A person who has had a disability as defined by the Equality Act.