Race discrimination
Claims about unlawful treatment linked to race, colour, nationality, or ethnic origin.
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Overview
This page explains race discrimination claims in plain English, including direct treatment, patterns of conduct, and evidence questions.
Common examples
- Disputed decisions about discipline, promotion, allocation, or dismissal said to be race-related.
- Comments or conduct alleged to amount to race harassment.
- Comparator and consistency arguments about how others were treated.
What tribunals often look at
- What treatment is alleged and how comparable situations were handled.
- Whether the employer’s explanation is consistent with the documents.
- Whether the overall pattern supports an inference of discrimination.
Timing note
Repeated incidents and workplace records often matter in showing whether separate events are linked.
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