[139A Equal pay audits]
Equality Act 2010 (2010 c 15) | Legislation

[139A  Equal pay audits]

[(1)     Regulations may make provision requiring an employment tribunal to order the respondent to carry out an equal pay audit in any case where the tribunal finds that there has been an equal pay breach.

(2)     An equal pay breach is—

(a)     a breach of an equality clause, or

(b)     a contravention in relation to pay of section 39(2), 49(6) or 50(6), so far as relating to sex discrimination.

(3)     An equal pay audit is an audit designed to identify action to be taken to avoid equal pay breaches occurring or continuing.

(4)     The regulations may make further provision about equal pay audits, including provision about—

(a)

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