The handbook says that people in the UK have the right to be treated equally regardless of what?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Their sex, race or disability
- Step 1: Equality law protects against discrimination because of sex, race, disability and other protected characteristics. Step 2. Pay, address and tastes are not protected characteristics. Answer: Their sex, race or disability. Why not the others: So sex, race or disability is correct.
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