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Pregnant woman wins £185,000 after boss fires her due to her morning sickness

Rachel Richardson, a quantity surveyor, was sacked a month after telling managers she was pregnant because she had missed a few meetings due to severe morning sickness

Daily Mirror

'Vindictive' headteacher wanted to sack colleague suffering from brain tumour

A tribunal was told Emma Shearer, head at Riverside Primary School in Hereford, decided Rachael Davies, was 'not up to the job'

Wales Online

TS witness justifies use of longer effective rainfall data to estimate CWR

Hearing of AP-TS Krishna water row resumes before Brijesh Tribunal

The Hindu

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Calling a woman in her late 30s 'good girl' in office is sexual harassment, tribunal rules

Though the term may have seemed 'harmless once, it is now 'demeaning', the tribunal judge said

Wales Online

Rights Organizations Accuse Iran of Harassing Witnesses of 2019 Protests Court

A total of 15 rights organizations issued a joint statement calling on the international community to urge the Iranian authorities to immediately cease their reprisals against the Iran Atrocities (Aban) Tribunal’s witnesses and their families. An international-popular court in London started last November hearing testimonies of more than 300 former…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Pregnant Scots worker sacked by company after suffering extreme morning sickness

She was awarded a total of £6,479.30 in compensation after it was found she was discriminated against by the company.

Daily Record

Pregnant woman sacked by Glasgow firm after suffering extreme morning sickness

An employment tribunal ruled in the worker's favour and she was awarded £6,479.30 in compensation after it was found she was discriminated against by the company.

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He poroporoakī, Moana Jackson

The last living author of the bold and celebrated Wai262 claim, for which Moana Jackson was a tenacious champion, looks back on Jackson's far-reaching contribution to NZ's legal framework.

Newsroom.co.nz

$100k cyberstalking ruling prompts questions about public funding for Netsafe

Harassed women call for review of millions in government contracts for Netsafe, after humiliation and injury finding by tribunal.

Newsroom.co.nz

HC query on how CAT erred in setting aside AIS officers’ allotment

Hearing to continue on Monday

The Hindu

The controversy over the proposed Mekedatu water project

Why is the drinking water project a source of confrontation? Why are both parties unable to come to a settlement?

The Hindu

Willie Rioli, Rory Sloane cleared to play by AFL Tribunal, Mitch Robinson's ban upheld

The AFL Tribunal clears Willie Rioli of rough conduct in an incident with Matt Rowell. Rory Sloane has an eye-contact charge overturned, while Mitch Robinson's ban for front-on contact is upheld.

ABC News

Election Tribunal asked to dispose of case in two months

The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Friday directed the First Additional District Judge/Election Tribunal in Madurai to dispose of an election case pertaining to polling for Ward 26 of Madurai Corporation in two months.

The Hindu

'Heinous' Putin must face Nuremberg-style war crimes tribunal, demands Gordon Brown

Writing exclusively for the Mirror as he gives a major speech, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown warns there is a gap in international law - and we must not let Vladimir Putin sneak through it

Daily Mirror

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Medic honoured by Boris Johnson suspended after filming himself mocking patient's weight

Dr Haider Ali, 38, allegedly ridiculed a patient's weight and shared private details of a second woman he suspected of making a false benefits claim. He has since apologised for his conduct

Manchester Evening News

Family doctor honoured by Boris Johnson is suspended after leaking medical records with 'laughing emojis'

Dr Haider Ali, 38, allegedly mocked a patient's weight and shared details of a second woman he suspected of making a false benefits claim

The Hindu

NGT dismisses Tangedco’s plea on ₹75 lakh fine

The southern bench of the National Green Tribunal dismissed a review petition filed by the Tangedco in a case where the power utility was fined ₹75 lakh by the tribunal.

Wales Online

Man sacked after having sex with boss's wife in office loses tribunal

Anthony Smith and Lyndsay George also had sex in company vehicles during work hours

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Cancer survivor on sick leave sacked over video of him passing friend a hose pipe

An employment tribunal in Manchester ruled he was unfairly dismissed after the company wrongly believed he was doing “physical activity”

Manchester Evening News

Worker on sick leave sacked over video of him passing a friend a hose pipe

"I was wearing a rugby top, but that doesn't mean I was going to play rugby," said Alan Jones after employment tribunal win

The Independent UK

Motorist class action lawsuit over shipping cartel given green light to proceed

The Competition Appeal Tribunal in London said a class action lawsuit could be brought that could see millions of motorists receiving compensation.

Daily Record

Scots doctor suspended for 'deplorable' actions falsifying patients' medical records

Dr Sureshini Sanders, who has worked in medicine for 34 years, lied to her patients and colleagues when conducting a study on an ultrasound scanner.

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool doctor struck off after 27 years for faking his CV in 'elaborate scam'

The NHS worker had previously worked in Royal Liverpool University Hospital

Daily Mirror

NHS doctor struck off after 27 years for faking his CV in 'elaborate scam'

Police questioned Dr Hakeem Lateef, 54, after he tried to get job in finance just six weeks after he was suspended for lying about his involvement in a head on car crash

Daily Record

Support worker with bad back loses tribunal after she was 'pictured on bouncy castle'

Uche Pearson, who was employed as a support worker, told managers she struggled to do basic tasks because of her condition.

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