Man wins North's first age discrimination case

A Newtownards man is set to win compensation in the North's first age discrimination case, it emerged today.

Wed, 09 Jan, 2008 - 14:43

A Newtownards man is set to win compensation in the North's first age discrimination case, it emerged today.

Terence McCoy, 59, was unlawfully denied a job at an east Belfast timber merchants, an industrial tribunal has ruled.

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