The claimant taxi driver sought to assert race discrimination. The respondent argued that he had not been an employee, but an independent contractor. The Claimant owned his own vehicle and paid the respondents minicab operators pounds 75 per week for a radio and access to their company system, which allocated calls from customers to a … Continue reading Mingeley v Pennock and Another (T/A Amber Cars): CA 9 Feb 2004

EAT Race Discrimination – Prospective employees His Hon Judge Clark EAT/1170/02, [2003] EAT 1170 – 02 – 0906, [2003] UKEAT 1170 – 02 – 0906 Bailii, Bailii, EAT Race Relations Act 1976 78(1) England and Wales Cited by: Appeal from – Mingeley v Pennock and Another (T/A Amber Cars) CA 9-Feb-2004 The claimant taxi driver … Continue reading Mingeley v Pennock and Ivory T/A Amber Cars: EAT 1 May 2003

The applicant sought appointment as a post-master, and claimed race discrimination when the respondent failed to interview or appoint him. He was required only to provide premises and to ensure that services were provided without being obliged . .