SCHEDULE 28 Index of Defined Expressions
Equality Act 2010 (2010 c 15) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 28 Index of Defined Expressions

Section 214

ExpressionProvision
Accrual of rights, in relation to an occupational pension schemeSection 212(12)
Additional maternity leaveSection 213(6) and (7)
Additional maternity leave periodSection 213(8)
Age discriminationSection 25(1)
Age groupSection 5(2)
Armed forcesSection 212(1)
AssociationSection 107(2)
Auxiliary aidSection 20(11)
BeliefSection 10(2)
Breach of an equality clause or ruleSection 212(8)
The CommissionSection 212(1)
CommonholdSection 38(7)
Compulsory maternity leaveSection
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