Campbell v Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council [2022]
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Case Reference
1409/19FET -
Legal Body
Northern Ireland Industrial Tribunal (NIIT) -
Type of Claim / Jurisdiction
Discrimination
The claimant is a Roman Catholic and of ‘no set political opinion’. However, the claimant contended that as a result of her forename she would be perceived as a nationalist. The claimant was not an employee for the respondent but rather an agency worker through her employer, Grafton Recruitment. The claimant worked as a receptionist at the Castlereagh Hills Golf Course which was owned by the respondent. The issue arising relates to two allegations against a member of the respondent’s golf course and how those allegations were dealt with by the respondent when they were brought to their attention.
The first incident was from October 2018 where Mr A (a member of the
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