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A WOMAN who accused her former employers of sacking her because they believed she may be autistic has lost her claim for alleged discrimination.
Sarah Hurst, 48, from Goring, is considering appealing after a tribunal judge ruled that the Department for International Trade had valid reasons for dismissing her.
She was seeking £40,000 in compensation from the the department where she worked as a senior investigator for nine months from October 2018. She was claiming discrimination based on sex, age, and perceived disability.
Ms Hurst was fired in June 2019 for “failing to meet the required standards expected” after managers raised a series of concerns about her communication skills.
Sarah Hurst Leads Duluth Girls Lacrosse to Victory in Head-Coaching Debut
Sarah Hurst was named the hew head coach of the team just a month and a half ago.
April 19, 2021
DULUTH, Minn. – Last week, the prep girls lacrosse season began for teams all across the Northland. It was also the start of the head coaching career for the leader of the Duluth Wolfpack.
Sarah Hurst was named the hew head coach of the team just a month and a half ago. She says she’s been out of the game for a while now, but her experience coaching tennis as well as as an educator has made the transition seamless, even with the lack of practices leading up to the start of the season.
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Having one of the new coronavirus vaccines does not mean Britons, including pensioners, can act with wild abandon and go off to the bingo halls , the Deputy chief medical officer has said.
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam was asked at Wednesday s Downing Street press conference whether people who have had two doses of a vaccine would still have to follow strict rules such as not seeing their families.
The scientist defined the question as whether it s OK to behave with wild abandon and go off to the bingo halls and so forth .
He said a lot was still unknown about whether jabs stopped people passing the disease to others and urged people to be patient .