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Heard at Leeds
The claimant succeeded on claims of failure to make reasonable adjustments (not allowing him to continue without attending violent incidents), discrimination arising from disability, and unfair dismissal, but lost on other reasonable adjustment claims.
Reference: 6008906/2025 (View detailed case summary — Pro Research)
Heard at Midlands West
All claims were dismissed because the tribunal found that the respondent did not unlawfully discriminate, harass, or victimise the claimant, and the claimant's evidence was not sufficiently reliable.
Reference: 1303028/2024 (View detailed case summary — Pro Research)
Heard at Manchester
The claimant succeeded on two specific victimisation claims but failed on all other claims (disability discrimination and remaining victimisation complaints); liability only was determined, with remedy to be decided later, so no compensation awarded at this stage.
Reference: 6003749/2024 (View detailed case summary — Pro Research)
Heard at London Central
The claim was dismissed because the discrimination allegations were either out of time or not well‑founded, leaving the claimant with no viable case.
Reference: 2210741/2023 (View detailed case summary — Pro Research)
Heard at London South
The claim was filed 16 days after the deadline and the tribunal found it was reasonably practicable for the claimant to lodge it earlier, so the claim was out of time and dismissed.
Reference: 6017968/2024 (View detailed case summary — Pro Research)
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