TUC 'ROOT OUT RACISM' CAMPAIGN

Summary

That this House welcomes the launch of the TUC's Stephen Lawrence Task Group's 'Root Out Racism' hotline; recognises the determination with which the TUC intends to tackle institutional racism, including the action plan with a major educational strategy, new personnel approaches, and help to those who want to take up cases with the aim that every worker whatever their colour or creed has the right to equal treatment and respect in finding a job, being treated decently at work and having equal chances of promotion, and agrees with John Monks that the deepest thanks go to Doreen and Neville Lawrence for unstinting support and for their dignity and courage.

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1. 19 June 2000

   Early Day Motion

   That this House welcomes the launch of the TUC's Stephen Lawrence Task Group's 'Root Out Racism' hotline; recognises the determination with which the TUC intends to tackle institutional racism, including the action plan with a major educational strategy, new personnel approaches, and help to those who want to take up cases with the aim that every worker whatever their colour or creed has the right to equal treatment and respect in finding a job, being treated decently at work and having equal chances of promotion, and agrees with John Monks that the deepest thanks go to Doreen and Neville Lawrence for unstinting support and for their dignity and courage.

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• Peter Bottomley · Conservative · Primary sponsor

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