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Hall v (1) Commission for Racial Equality and (2) Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council [1995] IT/26988/94 (0 other reports)
It was not discriminatory to ask a white applicant for the post of director of the Oldham Racial Equality Council whether she would have "any problems dealing with the ethnic minority community", rules a Manchester industrial tribunal (Chair: R Peters) in Hall v (1) Commission for Racial Equality and (2) Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council.
Joanne Hall was the only white candidate shortlisted for the job of director of the Oldham Racial Equality Council (REC).
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