Our cases database provides unmatched coverage of precedent-setting cases from the Employment Appeal Tribunal and appellate courts. It also provides reports of selected tribunal cases, including discrimination cases where compensation was awarded. Browse the reports by topic, case title or key word search. View the latest law reports or check the stop press for up-to-the-minute news on key cases.


Now In: Race discrimination > Indirect discrimination

XpertHR has 3 case reports relating to the case: JH Walker Ltd v Hussain and others [1996] IRLR 11 EAT.
Click the title to view an article.


content icon
Race discrimination: "Intentional" indirect discrimination by employer
Source: Industrial Relations Law Bulletin  Date: 01-04-1996
In JH Walker Ltd v Hussain and others the EAT holds that an employer "intentionally" indirectly discriminated against its Asian employees on the ground of race when, in accordance with a new policy that no holiday could be taken by employees during the three busiest months of the year, it required them to work on an important Muslim festival day, and disciplined them when they took the day off.

content icon
Compensation test for indirect discrimination
Source: Equal Opportunities Review  Date: 01-03-1996
In JH Walker Ltd v Hussain and others (1 November 1995) EOR66D, the EAT rules that indirect discrimination can be regarded as "intentional", so as to attract an award of compensation, where an employer knew when it applied the requirement or condition in question that unfavourable treatment on racial grounds would result and where it wanted those consequences to follow.

content icon
Sex and race discrimination: Individual remedies
Source: Discrimination Case Law Guide  Date: 01-02-2006
This section of the Discrimination Case Law Guide looks at individual remedies for sex and race discrimination.