Young offenders centre manager wins bias pay-out

A Protestant woman denied overtime at a Northern Ireland young offenders centre has been awarded £31,000 (€46,800) compensation, it emerged today.

Young offenders centre manager wins bias pay-out
Wed, 28 Jul, 2004 - 15:04

A Protestant woman denied overtime at a Northern Ireland young offenders centre has been awarded £31,000 (€46,800) compensation, it emerged today.

Hilary Doudican, a manager at Lisnevin Juvenile Justice facilities in Co Down, received the payout for religious and sexual discrimination stretched over three years.

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