Inequitable (adjective)

1. Not fair or just; not treating all people equally.
2. Not giving equal or impartial treatment to all parties involved.

Origin:

From the latin word "inequitas" meaning unjust or unfair.

Examples:

1. The judge's decision was seen as inequitable by many, as it favored one party over another.
2. The company's new promotion policy was widely criticized as inequitable and discriminatory.
3. His distribution of chores was inequitable, as he always gave himself the easiest tasks.
4. The school's funding allocation was inequitable, with the wealthier schools receiving more resources.
5. The company's layoffs were perceived as inequitable, as they disproportionately affected older workers.