Ageism and Age Equality
Public sector equality duty inclusion To achieve a more equal society it is not enough simply to prohibit discrimination; the public sector equality dutyix therefore requires all public bodies to take positive steps to advance equality of opportunity, eliminate unlawful discrimination and foster good relations between different groups in society.
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