AustraliaDemocratic beliefs 18 · Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties

A manager refuses to promote a worker only because she is a woman. Under Australian law, this is:

  1. aAgainst the lawCorrect answer
  2. bAllowed if the business has fewer than ten workers
  3. cAllowed in private companies but not in government jobs
  4. dAllowed if the manager is also a woman

Why?

Treating someone unfairly because of their gender is against the law in Australia. This applies to employers of any size, in private companies and government alike.

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