The parity principle is one of the basic tenants of employment law. The principle denotes that like cases should be treated alike. Otherwise, it amounts to unfair discrimination if equally circumstanced employees are not treated equally. This article seeks to discuss the application of this principle in the workplace as well as instances where its application is unsustainable.
Understanding & Applying the Parity Principle in The Workplace
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