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England, Scotland and Wales

How should the UK reform equal pay and pay-discrimination law?

The consultation examines comprehensive reform of equal-pay enforcement and gaps affecting disabled people, ethnic-minority groups and outsourced workers. Commons prepared this source-linked brief from the named primary source. It is not an official endorsement, a certified outcome, or a copy of participation on the source site.

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Inform a simpler and more effective framework for preventing and remedying pay discrimination.

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workersdisabled peopleethnic-minority groupsoutsourced workersemployers

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How should the UK reform equal pay and pay-discrimination law?

Published Jul 14, 2026Deadline Oct 27, 2026, 5:00 PMChecked Jul 16, 2026, 12:00 PMStatus Open
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