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May 11th 04, 06:32 PM
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That 'sicknote' Tube driver
Badabing wrote:
... the one who was caught playing squash while on sick leave. Can someone explain the grounds on which his dismissal was deemed unfair? The full story is at http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/st...212011,00.html but the gist of it is that LUL failed to follow the correct procedure for his dismissal. More specifically they added (ISTR) the charge of "dishonesty" to the list of reasons between quoted at the appeal when it wasn't quoted in the original disciplinary hearing. This discrepancy made the case invalid. The tribunal decided the driver was "75% to blame for his dismissal". Seems to me that he got off on a technicality |
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