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학술저널
저자정보
심재진 (한양대학교)
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서울대학교 노동법연구회 노동법연구 노동법연구 제26호
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2009.3
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199 - 243 (45page)

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This article explores the relationship between anti-discrimination rights in employment and equality, on the one hand, and the right to work, on the other hand, in an attempt to achieve a full understanding of this relationship, in terms of two different dimensions: the analytic, the moral. Firstly, the article aims to examine analytically the relationship between anti-discrimination rights in employment and the two values. Secondly, the article considers whether such a relationship is morally desirable.
In the explanation of anti-discrimination rights in employment with reference to equality, this article argues that it is undeniable that the current prohibition of both direct and indirect discrimination are based on equality. When it comes to specific protections for women and for people with disabilities, this article argues, equality does not explain why they are designed to protect only such groups.
In the justification of anti-discrimination rights in employment, the current anti-discrimination rights based on equality produce morally undesirable results. Because of the possibility that equally bad treatment may take place under equality-based anti-discrimination rights, the prohibition of direct discrimination may not necessarily lead to improving the quality of the working life of people. Moreover, the current prohibition of direct discrimination on several grounds rules out protection for people who suffer arbitrary discrimination on other grounds. As to the current prohibition of indirect discrimination, this article shows that it may, under certain circumstances, deter the adoption of positive measures with disparate impacts in favour of disadvantaged groups. What is more, the prohibition of indirect discrimination excludes equally disadvantaged members of advantaged groups from its protection.
In the possible explanation of anti-discrimination rights in employment with reference to the right to work, the article argues, the right to work would transform the prohibition of direct discrimination, thus overcoming the shortcomings of the current anti-discrimination rights based on equality. The prohibited grounds of discrimination would be extended inexhaustively under the right to work approach. In addition, equally bad treatment is recognised as morally bad in the logic of the right to work approach. In relation to the prohibition of indirect discrimination, the article argues, the direct protection of workers from the disadvantages caused by workplace rules would be consistent with the right to work approach. The direct regulation of workplace rules would solve the justifiability issues of the prohibition of indirect discrimination by protecting all workers from the adverseness of workplace rules, regardless of whether they belong to a particular group.
Overall this article firstly concludes that the right to work approach to anti-discrimination in employment, as an alternative to the equality approach, would explain anti-discrimination rights in employment more clearly and consistently. Secondly, it shows that, with reservations in relation to some parts of the prohibition of indirect discrimination, the right to work approach would transform the prohibition of direct and indirect discrimination in a more justifiable way than the equality approach, as the former would solve the justifiability issues caused by the latter.

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Ⅰ. 들어가며
Ⅱ. 평등에 기초한 고용상 반차별권의 설명
Ⅲ. 평등에 의한 고용상 반차별권의 정당화의 문제
Ⅳ. 고용상 반차별에 대한 노동권 기초적 접근의 가능성
Ⅴ. 맺으며
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