Case
In HM Prison Service and others v Johnson, the EAT upholds an award of £21,000 for injury to feelings made by an industrial tribunal to a black prison officer who was subjected to a prolonged campaign of racial harassment and discrimination.
In (1) Armitage, (2) Marsden and (3) HM Prison Service v Johnson (27 November 1996) EOR71C, the EAT dismisses an appeal against an award of £21,000 compensation for injury to feelings and a further £7,500 aggravated damages to a prison officer who was subjected to a campaign of racial harassment and discrimination.
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