United KingdomValues 12 · Values and principles of the UK
Which of these is an example of unfair discrimination?
- aNot giving a nursing job to someone who has no nursing qualification
- bNot giving someone a job because of their religionCorrect answer
- cNot letting a 12-year-old drive a car
- dNot serving alcohol to someone who cannot prove they are over 18
Why?
Freedom from unfair discrimination is one of the freedoms the UK offers. Treating someone worse because of their religion is unfair; refusing someone who lacks a needed qualification, or who is under a legal age limit, is not.
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