Battling the hydra in EU anti-discrimination law

<p>Can a company refuse to conclude or renew a contract with a self-employed person because he is gay? And may contractual freedom prevail over the prohibition of discrimination in such a situation? A short answer stemming from the recent ECJ judgment in J.K. v. TP would be a resounding no. Ye...

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Main Authors: Lenka Křičková, Iva Fellerová Palkovská
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Published: Max Steinbeis Verfassungsblog GmbH 2023-01-01
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Online Access:https://verfassungsblog.de/battling-the-hydra/
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description <p>Can a company refuse to conclude or renew a contract with a self-employed person because he is gay? And may contractual freedom prevail over the prohibition of discrimination in such a situation? A short answer stemming from the recent ECJ judgment in J.K. v. TP would be a resounding no. Yet, a further analysis is in order because the judgment also brings a significant shift in the ECJ’s anti-discrimination case law. </p>
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spelling doaj.art-3717ef8dfdd64a77b38661d9bf1f82ca2023-01-31T11:02:09ZdeuMax Steinbeis Verfassungsblog GmbHVerfassungsblog2366-70442023-01-012366-7044Battling the hydra in EU anti-discrimination lawLenka KřičkováIva Fellerová Palkovská<p>Can a company refuse to conclude or renew a contract with a self-employed person because he is gay? And may contractual freedom prevail over the prohibition of discrimination in such a situation? A short answer stemming from the recent ECJ judgment in J.K. v. TP would be a resounding no. Yet, a further analysis is in order because the judgment also brings a significant shift in the ECJ’s anti-discrimination case law. </p> https://verfassungsblog.de/battling-the-hydra/anti-discrimination, Discrimination, ECJ, employment law, European Court of Justice, Homophobia, J.K. v. TP, Poland, public broadcaster
spellingShingle Lenka Křičková
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Battling the hydra in EU anti-discrimination law
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anti-discrimination, Discrimination, ECJ, employment law, European Court of Justice, Homophobia, J.K. v. TP, Poland, public broadcaster
title Battling the hydra in EU anti-discrimination law
title_full Battling the hydra in EU anti-discrimination law
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title_short Battling the hydra in EU anti-discrimination law
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topic anti-discrimination, Discrimination, ECJ, employment law, European Court of Justice, Homophobia, J.K. v. TP, Poland, public broadcaster
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