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Department of Employment and Productivity and Department of Employment: Establishments...

Description and record details

Reference LAB 50
Title Department of Employment and Productivity and Department of Employment: Establishments Division: Race Relations Board Case Files
Date 1969-1976
Description

The documents in this series are records of the Department of Employment and Productivity and the Department of Employment and consist of files documenting the investigation of those race relations cases brought before the Race Relations Board which concern the activities of the department and its officials, and involving liabilities incurred by the department and accusations made against the department's staff.

Each file consists of the original complaint, subsequent correspondence and the Race Relations Board's final decision. The description of each file refers to the section of the Race Relations Act 1968 under which the complaint was made.

Related material

See also the records of the Commission for Racial Equality and predecessors CK

Separated material

Other Central Office of Industrial Tribunals case files relating to the Race Relations Act 1976 have been transferred to:

LAB 88

Held by The National Archives, Kew
Legal status Public Record(s)
Language

English

Physical description 17 file(s)
Access conditions Subject to 50 year closure
Accruals Series is not accruing.
Administrative/ biographical background

The Race Relations Board was formed following the Race Relations Act 1965. Prohibition of discrimination was then extended by the following sections of the Race Relations Act 1968: s2 provision of goods, facilities and services;s3(1)(a) refusal of employment;s3(1)(b) terms and conditions of employment;s3(1)(c) dismissal;s4(1) membership of a trade union, employers' or trade organisation;s5 accommodation;s6 advertisements and notices.s17 exists as an axial cross-reference to several other sections of the Act.