Tribunal found ‘no medical reason’ why Martin Bentley could not return to office after pandemic
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Tribunal found ‘no medical reason’ why Martin Bentley could not return to office after pandemic
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A former HMRC worker has been ordered to pay £20,000 after losing a tribunal case he brought when he refused to return to the office after lockdown.
A tribunal ruled it amounted to age and sex harassment
Finance worker’s claim rejected by employment tribunal as he was ‘almost entirely absent from work’
Senior finance executive Matthew Colliander-Smith sued over 'disappointing' £10,000 bonus awarded after he worked just 18 days in…
The employee, who was making nearly £60,000 as a digital production manager for Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS),…
Those cases affected are now being reviewed after a growing number of complaints from people who briefly left the UK and returned…
The Met said it is ‘incredible’ for a serving officer to claim they should not have been asked to attend police stations
