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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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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
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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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Indian Lecturer Wins Race Discrimination Case Against UK University
An Indian lecturer has won a race discrimination case against the University of Portsmouth after an employment tribunal ruled that she was discriminated against when overlooked for a role as a "visible" member
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Calling Man "Bald" At Workplace Is Sexual Harassment, Rules UK Tribunal
Calling a man bald in the workplace falls within the purview of sexual harassment, an employment tribunal in England has concluded.
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British Indian Postal Worker Wins Harassment Case In UK
A British Indian postal worker has been awarded nearly 230,000 pounds as compensation and loss of earnings after an employment tribunal in the UK accepted his claim of harassment and discrimination on the grounds of race and religion.
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Indian Commonwealth Official In UK Wins Dismissal Case Against Secretary-General
An Indian official who worked at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London has won an employment tribunal claim that he was unlawfully forced out of his job and is entitled to thousands of pounds in damages.
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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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Uber To Defend Business Model At UK Tribunal On Worker Rights
Uber is expected to tell a British employment appeal tribunal on Wednesday that its drivers are self-employed and not workers entitled to a range of extra benefits, less than a week after the firm was told it would lose its London licence.
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Muslim Woman Told To Remove 'Terrorist-Looking' Black Hijab By UK Employers
A Muslim woman has filed a religious discrimination complaint against her employers at a UK tribunal for allegedly ordering her to remove her black hijab because it signified "terrorist affiliation".
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An Air Hostess Was Fired. Her Crime... Eating A 4.5-Pound Bacon Sandwich
An easyJet air hostess in the UK was sacked after eating a bacon sandwich costing 4.50 pounds meant for customers. Shannon Gleeson, 22, ate a bacon baguette because she had a nut allergy and had not been able to find safe food to eat while working abroad, an employment tribunal heard.
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Indian-origin doctor unfairly sacked, UK tribunal rules
An Indian-origin heart surgeon in the UK was unfairly sacked after he raised concerns about patient safety, an employment tribunal has ruled.
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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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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
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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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Indian Lecturer Wins Race Discrimination Case Against UK University
An Indian lecturer has won a race discrimination case against the University of Portsmouth after an employment tribunal ruled that she was discriminated against when overlooked for a role as a "visible" member
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Calling Man "Bald" At Workplace Is Sexual Harassment, Rules UK Tribunal
Calling a man bald in the workplace falls within the purview of sexual harassment, an employment tribunal in England has concluded.
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British Indian Postal Worker Wins Harassment Case In UK
A British Indian postal worker has been awarded nearly 230,000 pounds as compensation and loss of earnings after an employment tribunal in the UK accepted his claim of harassment and discrimination on the grounds of race and religion.
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Indian Commonwealth Official In UK Wins Dismissal Case Against Secretary-General
An Indian official who worked at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London has won an employment tribunal claim that he was unlawfully forced out of his job and is entitled to thousands of pounds in damages.
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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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Uber To Defend Business Model At UK Tribunal On Worker Rights
Uber is expected to tell a British employment appeal tribunal on Wednesday that its drivers are self-employed and not workers entitled to a range of extra benefits, less than a week after the firm was told it would lose its London licence.
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Muslim Woman Told To Remove 'Terrorist-Looking' Black Hijab By UK Employers
A Muslim woman has filed a religious discrimination complaint against her employers at a UK tribunal for allegedly ordering her to remove her black hijab because it signified "terrorist affiliation".
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An Air Hostess Was Fired. Her Crime... Eating A 4.5-Pound Bacon Sandwich
An easyJet air hostess in the UK was sacked after eating a bacon sandwich costing 4.50 pounds meant for customers. Shannon Gleeson, 22, ate a bacon baguette because she had a nut allergy and had not been able to find safe food to eat while working abroad, an employment tribunal heard.
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Indian-origin doctor unfairly sacked, UK tribunal rules
An Indian-origin heart surgeon in the UK was unfairly sacked after he raised concerns about patient safety, an employment tribunal has ruled.
