All news on the topic: Tribunals

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BBC star sues over '110hr work week and harassment from air traffic controllers'
The star of the hit BBC TV series Airport Jeremy Spake is claiming that his mental health was damaged due to 'overwork' and 'harassment' from air traffic controllers
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Armed female cop forced to strip down to underwear for training wins £30k payout
Det Insp Rebecca Kalam was subjected to sex discrimination and harassment, and ended up having to take medical retirement - she had previously been a 'poster girl' for her force
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Citibank sacks worker after he claims he ate two sandwiches for lunch by himself
Szabolcs Fekete claimed that only he had eaten two sandwiches, two coffees and two pasta dishes during a business trip to Amsterdam – but later admitted his partner had also shared some of the meals
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'Pro-life Spiderman' unmasked as protester free-climbing Israeli consulate
Maison Des Champs has been taken into custody by cops after he started freeclimbing the 40-story Israeli consulate Chicago Accenture Tower on Tuesday morning, as horrified onlookers watched
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Teen Lidl worker wins £50k after boss tells her she would look good in knickers
Maddie Hunter, 18, began working at the Wallingford branch but within a month she was facing sexual comments and her concerns were dismissed by senior management
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Somali NHS scientist wins £60,000 after colleagues gave her offensive nickname
Senior NHS scientist Ubah Jama was branded 'paininarse' on a shared Microsoft Excel document that could be seen by colleagues from two hospitals, an employment tribunal has heard
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Woman wins £37,000 after boss dismissed her menopause and called her a 'biddy'
A woman working at an engineering firm won a £37,000 payout after her boss 'who didn't like change' said she used her menopause as an 'excuse for everything' and told her to 'get on with it'
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Woman wins £350,000 after Nationwide axed staff working from home
Jayne Follows had initially been allowed by Nationwide bosses to only come into the office two to three times a week and, when she refused to give up this arrangement, she was made redundant
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Worker takes 28 months of maternity leave and won't return - then sues bosses
Jowita Parsons spent 28 months on maternity leave and refused to return to work before suing her employers when she was sacked, but her case has been thrown out by a tribunal in Reading
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Doctor 'had sex with several women in GP practice' and used one as 'sex object'
Thomas Plimmer, 40, has been accused of having sex with multiple women in his GP and a tribunal heard today from a victim who told of her experience at his hands
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Isn't there supposed to be a law to protect park homes from hellish site owners?
Once tranquil Nook Park has been turned into a hazardous building site - residents blame the new owner and the council for failing to enforce the law
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Greggs worker wins race harassment case after boss ripped off Covid mask in rage
Manager Craig Dixon stormed into work in a fit of rage and tore off his Covid mask to berate three black Greggs employees and told them they'd be in 'big trouble' if they took allegations of racism further
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Girl, 18, has her scalp ripped off by machine as she worked in factory
Teenager Alexandra Trandafil suffered serious injuries in a horror accident at work when her hair became caught in a conveyor belt and scalped her, with surgeons unable to reattach it
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Asda worker wins sex discrimination case after woman kneed him up the backside
Choon Seng Goh told an employment tribunal he was left "humiliated" by Asda colleague Mercy Asante during multiple incidents while they worked together in Croydon, south London
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Sexist vet who gave receptionist 'belittling' nickname must pay her compensation
Vet Mike Malone from Hills Park Veterinary Group Ltd has been ordered to pay compensation yet to be decided for his actions regarding former receptionist Amanda Tubby
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'Next could owe us £100m - our shop jobs are equal to men's in warehouses'
A tribunal agreed that the work of 2,000 female Next sales staff was of equal value to that of males in the firm’s warehouses who earn between £2 and £14 an hour more
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Waitrose sushi chef wins £7k after telling boss who sent text 'go f**k yourself'
Sushi chef Hemanta Mainali left his job co-running the kiosk at a Waitrose in Godalming over a spat which ensued after the late night WhatsApp which woke him up
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Inside Vladimir Putin's 'Tsar village' with palace and mansions for ex-wife
Concerns have been raised about Vladimir Putin's decision to relocate his ex wife and their two adult daughters to a "Tsar's village" close to his palace after a drone attack pummelled an area extremely close to his residence in Moscow
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Man wins £25k after Home Bargains boss said he was 'playing the disability card'
Ryan Walker, 26, started working at the Home Bargains store in Armagh, Northern Ireland, in July 2017. But after a new supervisor joined the company in 2020, he said things started to change
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Man breaks into colleague's home while she's in shower as she hadn't texted back
A Jaguar Land Rover engineer has won a sex harassment claim after an "overreacting" colleague who was "infatuated" by her entered her home while she was in the shower to check she was okay
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Pregnant worker sacked by bosses days after her job was advertised wins £17,500
A 25-year-old new mum has been awarded £17,500 by an employment tribunal after she was sacked from her job at a vape shop before she could go on maternity leave
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Beautician sacked after drunk Xmas party joke wins £12k for unfair dismissal
The employment tribunal at Southampton ruled that Chrissie Lickfold's dismissal from her position at the Firvale Clinic was 'unfair' as a 'sufficient investigation' was not carried out fairly
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Woman sues boss for harassment after mistaking 'xx' in his emails for kisses
Karina Gasparova failed in a claim she was sexually harassed by her boss who wrote "xx" where he was wanting more information and she believed that he was leaving her kisses
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Man speaks out after suing boss for not raising pay while off sick for 15 years
Ian Clifford, 50, claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination because his salary hasn't been increased in the 15 years he has been off work - however, he lost his case
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Senior IT worker on sick leave for 15 years sues IBM for no pay rise
IT specialist Ian Clifford, who receives over £54,000 a year, claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination because his salary hasn't been increased in the 15 years he has been off work