genuine material difference meaning
noun (law)
(in an equal pay claim) a defence brought by an employer to show that on a balance of probabilities the variation in terms and conditions is due to a genuine material difference other than sex (eg grading scheme, age, experience)
(in an equal pay claim) a defence brought by an employer to show that on a balance of probabilities the variation in terms and conditions is due to a genuine material difference other than sex (eg grading scheme, age, experience)