The sex discrimination act and the apu occupational interests guide: A reply to closs |
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Authors: | Joan Freeman |
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a School of Education and Humanities Preston Polytechnic, |
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Abstract: | Closs has suggested that the present interest differences between the sexes are a sufficient basis for guidance on career choice. It is doubtful, however, whether the practice of such sexual pre-selection is within either the letter or the spirit of the Sex Discrimination Act. It is accordingly argued that the APU guide is discriminatory and backward-looking. Though statistically excellent, it should not be used in its present form, but should be altered in accordance with contemporary morals and recent legislation. |
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