O’Sullivan v Eastern Regional Ambulance Service (DEC-E2014-014)
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Case Reference
DEC-E2014-014 -
Legal Body
Equality Tribunal (EQT) -
Type of Claim / Jurisdiction
Discrimination
At the first hearing of this case the complainant’s representative wished to introduce incidents that had occurred after the submission of the complaint. Following the hearing another complaint was lodged in respect of those later incidents and this was delegated to the same Equality Officer. The second complaint related to two issues, the suspension of the complainant by the respondent following an incident on 26 October 2010 until August 2011 and to the complainant’s assertion that the respondent had applied the disciplinary policy to him. He asserted that he only became aware that no disciplinary action was pending against him at the first hearing of the complaints
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