Winning my Employment Tribunal against United Response
davegregson40
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It's my pleasing duty to let all know in our online community that I won my case against United Response for unfair dismissal. United Response dismissed me under their capability procedure because of my autism diagnosis. The Judge said my autism should have been no barrier, my employment history was good, I should not have been dismissed and I did not contribute in any way to my dismissal. Clearly United Response breached not just employment law but its obligations and missions as a charity to campaign for autistic people to be accepted and supported into work
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Thank you for sharing this @davegregson40! I'm glad here you won your case!
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Thank you very much Chloe for your kind words of support1
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Could I ask did you represent yourself?0
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Well done it's disgusting they basically discriminated against you and were weing to get away with it before you did what you've done nice one x0
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Nice one @davegregson40. Congratulations! Have you found something else in the meantime?
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Hi, that's fantastic news and thanks for sharing that with us.
It just goes to highlight how many companies still do not adhere to the Equality Act and discriminate against disability.
Well done you
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