80 Interpretation and exceptions
80 Interpretation and exceptions
Equality Act 2010 | Legislation

(1)     This section applies for the purposes of this Chapter.

(2)     The terms of a person's work are—

(a)     if the person is employed, the terms of the person's employment that are in the person's contract of employment, contract of apprenticeship or contract to do work personally;

(b)     if the person holds a personal or public office, the terms of the person's appointment to the office.

(3)     If work is not done at an establishment, it is to be treated as done at the establishment with which it has the closest connection.

(4)     A person (P) is the responsible person in relation

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