Sex (being a man or a woman) is a protected characteristic in the Equality Act 2010. Sex discrimination, both direct and indirect, can affect both women and men, but women are affected more often than men.
The Equality Act 2010 also covers gender reassignment and pregnancy discrimination.
This section includes updates on our latest projects and policies to promote sex equality and challenge sexism and misogyny.
30 November 2018
The EIS has produced guidance for teachers on challenging misogynistic attitudes among chi ...
28 August 2018
Good practice guidance on distributing period products in Schools and Colleges
28 August 2018
Guidance for EIS Representatives
28 August 2018
EIS response to Monica Lennon MSP's proposal for a Member's Bill to end Period Poverty
06 March 2018
School Resource to Combat Gender Stereotyping
19 September 2018
The EIS does a range of work to tackle issues of concern to members stemming from sex disc ...