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Oregon lawmakers pass law to protect older workers from age-based job discrimination

  • An employment tribunal in Sheffield ruled in March 2023 that Lidl unfairly dismissed 63-year-old senior construction consultant Mr. Norman due to indirect age discrimination.
  • The tribunal found Norman was placed in a redundancy pool assessed partly on degree qualifications, which statistically disadvantaged older workers less likely to hold degrees.
  • Despite confirming the redundancy process was genuine, the tribunal ruled the consultation was unreasonable and that Norman’s dismissal was unfair, awarding him compensation.
  • Lidl paid Norman £46,300 after halving the compensation due to a 50% chance he would have been fairly dismissed, while his direct age discrimination claim and age-related harassment claims failed.
  • Meanwhile, Oregon lawmakers passed House Bill 3187 with a 20-9 Senate vote to prohibit employers from requesting age-identifying information before initial interviews, aiming to reduce age discrimination.
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journalacces.ca broke the news in Saint-Sauveur, Canada on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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