STV NewsNew version of Sandie Peggie tribunal decision after 'made up' quote
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-56% Medium Left
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
69% : The judgment, published on Monday, upheld a harassment claim against NHS Fife, but allegations of discrimination, indirect discrimination, and victimisation were dismissed.65% : The harassment claim was upheld, but allegations of discrimination, indirect discrimination and victimisation were dismissed.
49% : Ms Peggie lodged a claim against NHS Fife and Dr Upton, citing the Equality Act 2010, including sexual harassment, harassment related to a protected belief, indirect discrimination, and victimisation.
47% : "In Forstater v CDG Europe and others UKEAT/0105/20 the Employment Appeal Tribunal had emphasised that: "It is important to bear in mind that the [Equality Act 2010] does not create a hierarchy of protected characteristics.
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