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IwantToRetire · 29/08/2024 19:24

They have been doing this for more than a few years now, and advertise in line with the recent guidelines as issued by EHRC.

Dont have the time to find threads now but it is the difference between advertising under the EA (trans inclusive) and under the EA legitimate exclusion of trans women (SSE) https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5147779-do-the-ehrc-guidelines-on-dsicriminatory-adverts-help-make-sse-job-adverts-clearer-and-even-if-they-do-how-does-that-help-service-users

So it depends whether they have quoted the right sections of the act when advertising.

But as indicated by the thread (link above) none of this helps services users.

There doesn't seem to be any standard by which women services providers say whether their services are covered by the SSE or not.

Do the EHRC Guidelines on "dsicriminatory adverts" help make SSE job adverts clearer - and even if they do how does that help service users? | Mumsnet

Last month the ERHC published guidelines on advertising job vacancies aimed at specific groups of people [[https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/guidanc...

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5147779-do-the-ehrc-guidelines-on-dsicriminatory-adverts-help-make-sse-job-adverts-clearer-and-even-if-they-do-how-does-that-help-service-users

Hoardasurass · 29/08/2024 19:23

I just read this and they are miss applying the section 9 exception as they are allowing men both with and without a grc they aren't allowed to do that section 9 means no men including those with a grc
As for the ramifications for domestic abuse victims if another activist man gets this job is horrific