Employment Equality Decisions Upheld in Whole or in Part
Posted in : BEO Solutions on Employment Equality Decisions on 16 December 2013 Issues covered:
Bernadette Treanor writes:
Employment Equality Decisions issued in Sept/Oct 2013 Reviewed
These decisions of the Equality Tribunal, with an additional one from the Labour Court, were reviewed by Bernadette Treanor, Managing Consultant, Beo Solutions, and former Equality Officer at the Equality Tribunal.
Two of the Decisions from the Equality Tribunal reviewed below relate to the disability ground, one in respect of reasonable accommodation and constructive dismissal and the other in respect of long-term absence and dismissal. The former indicates that moving a person to resolve interpersonal issues cannot override the need for reasonable accommodation and is the second case this
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