Disability discrimination is when a person with a disability is treated less favourably than a person without the disability in the same or similar circumstances.
This guide is from the Australian Human Rights Commission.
It covers the following topics -
- What is disability discrimination?
- How can I be protected from disability discrimination?
- What does the disability discrimination act do?
- How is "disability' defined?
- What is harassment?
- What about discrimination and harassment at work?
- When is disability discrimination not against the law?
- What if I'm not able to do the tasks that make up the job?
- What can I do if I experience discrimination?
- What will happen with my complaint?
- What can I do to prevent discrimination?
- What about employers and other organisations?
- Where can I get more information?
- Complaints
- Disability discrimination legal services
Resource Reference: Know your rights: Disability discrimination
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Know your rights: Disability discrimination PDF
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