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A disabled employee who was asked to stop breaking wind at work has been awarded over £135,000 for disability discrimination despite the tribunal finding that the question wasn’t offensive. Why was the employee entitled to such a large award?
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A disabled employee who was asked to stop breaking wind at work has been awarded over £135,000 for disability discrimination despite the tribunal finding that the question wasn’t offensive. Why was the employee entitled to such a large award?
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A disabled employee who was asked to stop breaking wind at work has been awarded over £135,000 for disability discrimination despite the tribunal finding that the question wasn’t offensive. Why was the employee entitled to such a large award?
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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A disabled employee who was asked to stop breaking wind at work has been awarded over £135,000 for disability discrimination despite the tribunal finding that the question wasn’t offensive. Why was the employee entitled to such a large award?
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Did the merger of NHS commissioning groups gave rise to a TUPE transfer?
Extension of adequacy decisions on transfers from EEA
