All news on the topic: Tribunals

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron demanded an investigation, after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the deaths on Sunday a "tragic mishap”, before more deaths on Monday and Tuesday

The Prime Minister has been told to

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Thomas Plimmer claimed his actions were a result of a "medical condition" - a sex addiction - but a panel has ruled his behaviour was "incompatible" with the profession

Families who lost loved ones in the Grenfell tragedy in 2017, in which 72 people, have slammed a new TV advert for Voltarol which edited out the tower despite being close to the site of the council block

A former B&B worker has won a sex discrimination case against her boss after claiming he told her he would not change bed sheets because it is 'woman's work'

Andrew Woodcock took the government agency to an employment tribunal in an attempt to claim back the lunch money he had spent on daily food - but his claim of unlawful deduction from wages was discarded

The sacked employee, listed as Mr R Sutcliffe, has now won an employment tribunal against the multi-million-pound Cardiff firm

Shelly-Ann Malabver-Goulbourne was trying to get her three-year-old to stop playing with a bottle of hand sanitiser in her office when she used two fingers to attract his attention, leading to an employee accusing her of assault

48 groups join forces to protest against the fees including the TUC, Citizens Advice, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Fawcett Society, Maternity Action, Women's Budget Group and Liberty

The joint statement from almost 50 organisations comes after ministers kick-started a consultation last month to reintroduce fees at employment tribunals

Asda employee Mercy Asante 'Kung Fu' kicked colleague Lionel Goh in the back in anger over a conversation he was having with another staff member at a superstore in Croydon, a tribunal heard

Gary Maloney has been awarded compensation for loss of earnings as he was unemployed for around five months following his missal from Bill Griffin Motors in Dublin

Martin Lewis and Shelter's Nadeem Kahn discuss your rights if a private landlord wants to up your rent. It comes after one man said his son has been told his monthly payments will be going up by a staggering 71 per cent

Deborah Lingard, a headteacher at Tyldesley Primary School in Wigan, was shown up for a marking error in her boss's son's exercise book during an Ofsted inspection, a tribunal in Manchester heard

The solar and electric vehicle industries have been heavily impacted by forced labour in the region

"Calling a snack food ‘Hula Hoops’ does not mean that one could twirl that product around one’s midriff. Nor is ‘Monster Munch’ generally reserved as a food for monsters.”

An assistant headteacher sent a boy a message asking "are you a virgin?" after posing as a 17-year-old girl on a fake social media account, a Reading tribunal heard

As Israel concentrated heavy air strikes on the south of the Gaza Strip and the cities of Khan Younis and Rafah, the government media office in Gaza claimed 700 Palestinians had been killed in the past 24 hours

Veteran barrister Thomas Davidson, who spent 24 years as an immigration tribunal judge, was ordered to pay costs of £1,750 after he performed a Nazi salute at the end of a criminal trial

Det Insp Rebecca Kalam was subjected to sex discrimination and harassment, and ended up having to take medical retirement - she had previously been a 'poster girl' for her force

Maddie Hunter, 18, began working at the Wallingford branch but within a month she was facing sexual comments and her concerns were dismissed by senior management

Senior NHS scientist Ubah Jama was branded 'paininarse' on a shared Microsoft Excel document that could be seen by colleagues from two hospitals, an employment tribunal has heard

A woman working at an engineering firm won a £37,000 payout after her boss 'who didn't like change' said she used her menopause as an 'excuse for everything' and told her to 'get on with it'

Jayne Follows had initially been allowed by Nationwide bosses to only come into the office two to three times a week and, when she refused to give up this arrangement, she was made redundant

Jowita Parsons spent 28 months on maternity leave and refused to return to work before suing her employers when she was sacked, but her case has been thrown out by a tribunal in Reading