Discrimination Law and Practice

by Chris Ronalds, Rachel Pepper

This is a revised edition of the seminal Australian textbook dealing exclusively with discrimination law and its practical application. Thoroughly revised and updated to reflect the rapid development of discrimination law and practice since 1998, this second edition features expanded coverage, especially of the vital areas of discrimination definitions, sexual harassment, vilification and racial hatred, and the mechanisms for enforcing federal discrimination laws. A new chapter examines the remedies obtained by those who pursue claims through the courts and the range and type of orders usually made. The book is suitable for all those whose work or interest brings them into contact with discrimination lawyers, business people, human resources and industrial relations staff, advocates, and students.

266 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 1998