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Having black friends is no defence for bigoted behaviour, tribunal rules - Vimarsana News

Having black friends is no defence for bigoted behaviour, tribunal rules

People who defend themselves against accusations of prejudice by pointing to ethnic minorities in their social circle can still be bigoted, a judge has said. Th

Boots pharmacist suffered race-related harassment, tribunal finds - Vimarsana News

Boots pharmacist suffered race-related harassment, tribunal finds

A Boots pharmacist suffered race-related harassment, which led to his resignaton from the firm, an employment tribunal hears.

Having black friends does not mean you cannot discriminate, employment tribunal rules as it finds Boots pharmacist was racially harassed - Vimarsana News

Having black friends does not mean you cannot discriminate, employment tribunal rules as it finds Boots pharmacist was racially harassed

Boots pharmacy technician Emma Walker argued she 'could not have' discriminated against senior pharmacist Samson Famojuro as two black women attended her wedding.

HR Magazine - NHS scientist awarded £58,000 after being named 'Paininarse' on spreadsheet - Vimarsana News

HR Magazine - NHS scientist awarded £58,000 after being named 'Paininarse' on spreadsheet

Ubah Jama, a biochemist for the NHS, won a tribunal claim for racial discrimination after a colleague tagged her a ‘Paininarse’ on a work spreadsheet that could be seen by colleagues from two hospitals.

Somali NHS scientist wins £60,000 after colleagues gave her offensive nickname - Vimarsana News

Somali NHS scientist wins £60,000 after colleagues gave her offensive nickname

Senior NHS scientist Ubah Jama was branded 'paininarse' on a shared Microsoft Excel document that could be seen by colleagues from two hospitals, an employment tribunal has heard