Year 8 – Autumn 2. Enterprise Homework Name: HOMEWORK 1 3 2 4 Disability Act Race Discrimination Act Sex Discrimination Act Employment Equality (Age)

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Year 8 – Autumn 2

Enterprise Homework Name:

HOMEWORK Disability Act Race Discrimination Act Sex Discrimination Act Employment Equality (Age) Regulation 1) Research one of the acts below that interests you ( 2) Create an A5 poster that explains all about your chosen act:

Strange and Curious British Laws… 1.Where in the UK is it illegal for a cab to carry rabid dogs of corpses? ________________________________________________ 2.In London, it is illegal for a person (knowingly) to flag down a taxi or try and ride on a bus if they have what? ________________________________________________ 3.It is an offense to be intoxicated (drunk) and in charge of what animal in Scotland? ________________________________________________ 4.What do you need in Britain to allow you to legally use a television? ________________________________________________ 5.Who aren't allowed to wear armour in parliament. ________________________________________________ Use the following website to find your answers:

Identify all the hazards you can see in the picture.

Explain why 5 of the hazards you have circled are hazardous. What solutions could you suggest to solve these problems? _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

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_______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ These 2 businesses recently resolved a legal battle. Research it and write a short newspaper article describing what happened.