KFC franchisee given £70k fine over 'slave' comment

London KFC outlet fined as Lankan Tamil manager hurls racist abuse at Indian Tamil worker

UK News: A UK employment tribunal ordered a London KFC franchisee to shell out nearly £70k to Madhesh Ravichandran, an Indian Tamil migrant worker, after it determined that he had been racially abused at his workplace. The manager of the outlet, a Sri Lankan Tamil, had forced Madhesh to do overtime without pay, dismissed requests for leave, and hurled racist abuse at him.

Indian Wins Rs 81 Lakh Compensation Over UK KFC Manager's "Slave" Remark

An Indian man who accused his manager at a KFC franchise outlet in south-east London of wrongful dismissal and race discrimination has won nearly 67,000 pounds in compensation after a tribunal ruled in his favour.

Indian man called 'slave' at workplace in UK, awarded 67,000 pounds compensation

Two months after starting working at KFC, Ravichandran said that he was denied his annual leave and heard his boss referring to him as “slave”.

South London KFC boss forced to pay Indian worker branded a 'slave' £66,800

The franchisee must now bring in a training programme for all employees concerning discrimination in the workplace

KFC boss pays nearly £70,000 in damages after calling his worker 'a slave'

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KFC franchisee made to pay nearly £70k to worker over manager’s ‘slave’ comment

A KFC franchisee has been made to pay nearly £70,000 after a manager called an Indian worker a “slave” and forced him to work extra hours, a tribunal heard.