Religious discrimination: Sikh council worker's refusal to join cleaning rota for communal fridge
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Chatwal v Wandsworth Borough Council EAT/0487/10 (1 other report)
religion or belief discrimination | indirect discrimination | dietary requirements
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has held that the employment tribunal had not considered properly the evidence as to whether or not a significant group of Sikhs were disadvantaged by a council's policy that all staff who used of the communal staff kitchen had to join the rota to clean the fridge.
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