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Stuart W Flint1,2, Jeremé Snook3
1Academy of Sport and Physical Activity, Collegiate Crescent, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, S10 2BP, UK. s.flint@shu.ac.uk.
Abstract:
Obesity discrimination in employment and recruitment has become a topic of focus for research examination with increasing reports of discrimination by colleagues and managers. Whilst a limited number of legal cases have emerged, disability law is consulted in line with the expectation of anti-discriminatory practices at work. In line with disability law, whether obesity is defined as a disability or not has an impact on the outcome of a court ruling. Ambiguity when defining obesity through either the medical or social model means there are many questions that remain unanswered which might lead to inconsistency in court rulings.
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