Unlawful discrimination occurs when someone is treated less favorably than another person or group because of characteristics such as:
• Race, colour, national or ethnic origin
• Sex
• Age
• Disability
• Pregnancy status
• Marital status
• Religion
• Sexual preference
• Trade union activity.
Workplace discrimination can occur when:
• Recruiting and selecting staff
• Offering terms, conditions and benefits of employment
• Deciding who receives training and what sort of training is offered
• Selecting staff for transfer, promotion, retrenchment or dismissal.
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