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Letter of Complaint - Equality Act - Template Form

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Letter of Complaint - Equality Act - Template Form
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Dear ________,

COMPLAINT - PROHIBITED CONDUCT (EQUALITY ACT 2010)


Summary

I am writing to raise a complaint about treatment that I have been subjected to. I believe that I have been subjected to behaviour which is classed as prohibited conduct contrary to the Equality Act 2010 (the Act).

Specifically, I have been discriminated against on the grounds of age.

Please see below for a short summary of my complaint.


Relevant Facts

My complaint specifically relates to the conduct and/or practices of ________.

On ________, the above-named individual did the following:

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Impact

I would like to make you aware that the above issues have had the following impact on me:

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Evidence

Please note that I have the following evidence to support my complaint:

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Legal Provisions and Action Requested

I ask that my complaint be investigated in full under your grievance procedure. I seek the following redress:

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I would be grateful if you could please acknowledge receipt of this letter and provide a substantive response by ________.



Yours sincerely,

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