"The defendant employer may show that, in spite of its negative effect, the provision, criterion or practice, despite its unequal impact, constitutes a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim".
He said: "This case has perhaps illustrated some of the problems which can arise when an individual asserts that a provision, criterion or practice adopted by an employer conflicts with beliefs which they hold but which may not only not be shared but may be opposed by others in the workforce.
However, one central issue was whether the claim that an individual exists in more than one possible world (and hence that there are cases of transworld identity) needs to be backed by the provision of criteria of transworld identity, and, if so, why.
Objectives: Training in the concepts and components of free software and open knowledge; participation in the free software movement (training to create open knowledge in blogs and wikis); provision of criteria and recommendations for application of course themes in different contexts.
Inclusion criteria Provision of informed consent to participate.
The ACF cohort had the following inclusion criteria: provision of written informed consent, age 18 years or older, CD4 count ≤350 cells/mm and/or WHO clinical stage 4, and ART-naïve.
They suggested that the factors influencing effectiveness of human resource elements include: systematic evaluation of staff numbers; a sound selection process based on verifiable criteria; provision of an adequate staffing level throughout the year; full involvement of the ward sister in the process of admitting patients; and sound communication within the care team.
Indirect discrimination Applying a criterion, provision or practice which disadvantages people of a particular religion or belief.
The state, through constitutional and statutory provisions, sets the criteria for determining who shall be its nationals.
Furthermore, the Eurocode 8 provision concerning the criterion of the local ductility in dissipative beams is illustrated.
