ACAS positively discriminated in favour of women
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Taylor v ACAS [1997] IT/01359/93 (0 other reports)
The arbitration service ACAS applied a policy of unlawful positive discrimination in favour of female employees at a particular grade with the result that the applicant was treated less favourably because he was a man and denied access to promotion opportunities, rules a Manchester industrial tribunal (Chair: J E Goodman) in Taylor v Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service.
Simon Taylor was one of 165 officers employed by ACAS at higher executive officer (HEO) level.
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