Campaign against workplace racism launches today

Minister for Integration Conor Lenihan launches a week of events to tackle inequality in Ireland today.

Campaign against workplace racism launches today
Mon, 05 Nov, 2007 - 07:36

Minister for Integration Conor Lenihan launches a week of events to tackle inequality in Ireland today.

Employers across the state have been sent campaign packs and have been asked to join in this year's Anti-Racist Workplace Week.

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