This
Handbook seeks to provide decision makers and other stakeholders
with the means by which to assess and improve the national
compilation of equality data. It deals with the grounds of
discrimination covered by these directives, namely racial and ethnic
origin, religion and belief, age, disability and sexual
orientation.
The right to equal treatment is a universal
human right and a fundamental value of the European Union. Equal
treatment is about securing the rights and opportunities of all
individuals and it is key ingredient in achieving inclusive labour
markets and social cohesion. Furthermore, pursuing equal opportunity
policies also makes business sense, as these policies can help
people to achieve their full potential and to match the right people
to the right jobs.
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