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Demotion of migrant due to poor literacy was indirect racial discrimination: Tribunal
A rail maintenance company committed indirect racial discrimination when it demoted a Macedonian-born supervisor due to concerns that his poor literacy was a safety risk, the NSW Administrative Decisions Tribunal has ruled.
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