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Work-From-Home Refusal Can Trigger Lawsuits, Rules UK Tribunal In Anxiety Case
The tribunal found the council failed to make reasonable adjustments for her mental health condition, setting a significant legal precedent for remote-working rights.
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Sacked For Vaping In Toilet, Nestle Employee Wins Rs 27 Lakh Payout
Nestle's investigation, including CCTV review, concluded that the employee had been vaping in a disabled toilet.
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Irish Woman Awarded Rs 29 Lakh After Boss Shouts 'Potato' At Her
An employment tribunal awarded Rs 29 lakh compensation to an Irish woman after finding her Leeds employer racially harassed her using derogatory terms like 'potato' and 'paddy'.
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UK Nurse Wins Rs 30 Lakh After Indian Woman's 'Rude' Eye-Rolling Sparks Panic Attacks
The situation escalated further in September 2024 when Ms Howieson was brought to tears at work, prompting her to have a meeting with the clinic owner, Dr Fary Johnson Vithayathil.
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Pregnant UK Woman Awarded Rs 1 Crore After Being Fired For Requesting Work From Home
The UK employment tribunal awarded her 93,616.74 pounds in compensation after ruling that her pregnancy was the reason for her unfair dismissal from Roman Property Group Limited in Birmingham.
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BMW Employee Sacked For Taking Lunch Break Awarded 16,000 Pounds In Compensation In UK
A BMW worker who lost his job after leaving for an hour during his lunch break has been compensated with 16,000 pounds.
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Rs 15 Lakh Compensation For Woman Who Was Sacked Because She Was Pregnant
An administrative worker who was fired shortly after informing her supervisor that she was pregnant has been granted nearly Rs 15 lakh in compensation.
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British Woman Sacked For Taking Lunch Break, Wins Over 11,000 Pounds For Wrongful Dismissal
The managing director felt that her leaving the office for lunch demonstrated "disloyalty" and a lack of "commitment" to the company.
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Uber Loses Employment Rights Case In Britain
US ride-hailing app Uber on Friday lost a landmark case in Britain that would give drivers the right to paid holidays and the national minimum wage.
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Ex Wipro Employee Who Was Allegedly Called 'Bitch' By Colleagues Wins Case
Shreya Ukil took Indian IT giant Wipro to court in 2014 making stunning allegations of sex discrimination, unfair dismissal and verbal abuse by her colleagues in London.
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Work-From-Home Refusal Can Trigger Lawsuits, Rules UK Tribunal In Anxiety Case
The tribunal found the council failed to make reasonable adjustments for her mental health condition, setting a significant legal precedent for remote-working rights.
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Sacked For Vaping In Toilet, Nestle Employee Wins Rs 27 Lakh Payout
Nestle's investigation, including CCTV review, concluded that the employee had been vaping in a disabled toilet.
-
Irish Woman Awarded Rs 29 Lakh After Boss Shouts 'Potato' At Her
An employment tribunal awarded Rs 29 lakh compensation to an Irish woman after finding her Leeds employer racially harassed her using derogatory terms like 'potato' and 'paddy'.
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UK Nurse Wins Rs 30 Lakh After Indian Woman's 'Rude' Eye-Rolling Sparks Panic Attacks
The situation escalated further in September 2024 when Ms Howieson was brought to tears at work, prompting her to have a meeting with the clinic owner, Dr Fary Johnson Vithayathil.
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Pregnant UK Woman Awarded Rs 1 Crore After Being Fired For Requesting Work From Home
The UK employment tribunal awarded her 93,616.74 pounds in compensation after ruling that her pregnancy was the reason for her unfair dismissal from Roman Property Group Limited in Birmingham.
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BMW Employee Sacked For Taking Lunch Break Awarded 16,000 Pounds In Compensation In UK
A BMW worker who lost his job after leaving for an hour during his lunch break has been compensated with 16,000 pounds.
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Rs 15 Lakh Compensation For Woman Who Was Sacked Because She Was Pregnant
An administrative worker who was fired shortly after informing her supervisor that she was pregnant has been granted nearly Rs 15 lakh in compensation.
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British Woman Sacked For Taking Lunch Break, Wins Over 11,000 Pounds For Wrongful Dismissal
The managing director felt that her leaving the office for lunch demonstrated "disloyalty" and a lack of "commitment" to the company.
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Uber Loses Employment Rights Case In Britain
US ride-hailing app Uber on Friday lost a landmark case in Britain that would give drivers the right to paid holidays and the national minimum wage.
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Ex Wipro Employee Who Was Allegedly Called 'Bitch' By Colleagues Wins Case
Shreya Ukil took Indian IT giant Wipro to court in 2014 making stunning allegations of sex discrimination, unfair dismissal and verbal abuse by her colleagues in London.
