An employee had been off work ill for 8 months.
A directive prohibited discrimination based on disability.
The ECJ held that this did not cover sickness, and nor did the general principle of non-discrimination.
He noted the potentially far-reaching economic and financial consequences of claims to equal treatment based on the *175 prohibitions set out in Article 13 EC.
The interpretation of measures based on Article 13 EC must not be stretched by relying on the words “[w]ithin the limits of the powers conferred by [the Treaty] upon the Community” in that Article, and still less by relying on the general policy of equality.
Therefore he recommended a more restrained approach than in Mangold.
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