Fall in Equality Tribunal cases

THERE has been a dramatic fall in the number of complaints to the Equality Tribunal following the Government’s decision last year to send cases involving pubs and hotels to the district courts instead.

However complaints on other issues have risen by 56%, according to third quarter figures released by the tribunal today.

The number of complaints involving licensed premises has fallen by 95% in the past nine months.

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