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London Post Labour no longer a hit with Asians

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Sep 5, 2004, 12:00 am IST
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A British organisation tasked with the mandate to ensure racial equality has accused itself of racial discrimination against its employees of Indian origin. The Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) accused itself of discrimination after discovering an internal bias against Black and Asian employees.

Indian workers are significantly more likely to be the subject of disciplinary action, while Black employees are 10 per cent less likely to be promoted.

UK race body accuses itself of racism

The CRE, which has promoted fairness in the workplace for nearly two decades, also admitted that it could be discriminating on grounds of gender, disability, religion, age and sexual orientation. Unlike many big companies, the CRE's?equality agenda? does not cover these areas or collect the relevant statistics on complaints and promotions, which the annual report promises to rectify.

The CRE'sembarrassment at having to put its own house in order will be greeted with glee by the organisation'smany critics, who believe it is interfering and overzealous. It will also be awkward for the chairman, Trevor Phillips, as he fights for the CRE'ssurvival.

The government plans to bring it and other anti-discrimination bodies under a single umbrella.

(The writer is a UK-based journalist and can be contacted on [email protected])

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