In Committee on Tuesday the first amendments were made to the Equality Bill. The provisions referring to ‘less favourable’ treatment in relation to pregnancy and maternity were changed to refer to ‘unfavourable’ treatment. The idea is to remove the need for any comparator in pregnancy cases to comply with ECJ rulings. See the full list of proceedings here
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