Failure to protect probation officer from client racism
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Jeffers v North Wales Probation Committee [1996] IT/61385/93 (0 other reports)
An employer's failure to take prompt action to protect and support a black probation officer exposed to "racially-based antagonism" from clients was unlawful discrimination, rules a Prestatyn industrial tribunal (Chair: S J Williams) in Jeffers v North Wales Probation Committee. It awards £3,500 compensation.
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