Challenging Race Discrimination at Work
The book is designed to help trade union representatives challenge race discrimination at work and includes an overview of the Race Relations Act.
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About the book
This timely publication, by one of the UK’s leading barristers in race law, provides a comprehensive guide to the complexities of UK race discrimination law.
The book is designed to help trade union representatives challenge race discrimination at work and includes an overview of the Race Relations Act together with detailed chapters on identifying and proving race discrimination in the workplace through to bringing a complaint to an Employment Tribunal. This chapter also gives an overview of the remedies that might be available to a successful complainant in an ET.
A5; 100pp; ISBN 1 873271 73 5;
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