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HSE ordered to pay €25,000 in compensation for discrimination

The Health Service Executive is being ordered to pay out €25,000 in compensation to an employee who successfully accused the group of discrimination.

HSE ordered to pay €25,000 in compensation for discrimination

Tue, 17 Aug, 2010 - 10:04

The Health Service Executive is being ordered to pay out €25,000 in compensation to an employee who successfully accused the group of discrimination.

The decision is one of 38 made by the Equality Tribunal in July, which are being made public today.

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