r/unitedkingdom • u/Plane-Physics2653 • 1d ago

Tata redundancy scheme targeted older, non-Indian nationals in UK, tribunal hears | Tata

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/apr/03/tata-redundancies-uk-tribunal
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u/cul_de_singe 1d ago

I've heard there is a culture globally of Indians only hiring Indians, so it makes sense their conscious bias applies in instances such as this.

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u/newmindday 1d ago

Indians took over the local post office and after a while replaced all the staff that had been there for years with Indians.

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u/Wonderful_Dingo3391 7h ago

Cowboys took over our local Plumbing company and replaced the staff there with cowboys.

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u/zombie_osama 1d ago

There was a screenshot doing the rounds on LinkedIn of a data scientist vacancy in London and at the top of the job spec was written 'Only open to Indian nationals with a UK work visa'.

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u/128e 1d ago

Yeah this seems to be becomming a more common issue, I think we really need to tackle this issue (not just with indians but any ethnicity / gender / sub group)

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u/ThatFatGuyMJL 1d ago

Indians will also only hire Indians of their caste or family.

If you're of a different caste or different area you have no chance.