Rapist milkman in bid to sue stunned Scots customer after hitting head on familyâs gate
Predator Scott Kerr was jailed for 10 years in 2012 after admitting raping a woman and seriously sexually assaulting another during a night out in Glasgow city centre.
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Council had truly toxic atmosphere, tribunal hears
The Hammersmith & Fulham LBC director at the centre of an unfair dismissal claim had been working in a ‘truly toxic atmosphere,’ an employment tribunal has heard.
The tribunal heard that the politicians were ‘extremely managerial’ and council leader, Cllr Stephen Cowan, was the ‘fulcrum of the toxic culture’.
However, this week Mark Grimley, the director responsible for human resources at the council while Ms Wright-Turner was employed, said: ‘I don’t recognise it as toxic.
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This nuance and uniqueness is even more pressing when it comes to the intersectionality of sexuality Opaneye argues. “It’s even more diverse because different people within that bracket have different experiences. There’s less of a focus on lesbians for example as we live in a patriarchal society which focuses on the needs and experiences of men, so it’s seen through the male lens. Anything that happens to men is deemed more valuable – and that includes gay men.”
Lanre Sulola, consultant and diversity coach at Inner Ambitions, agrees, arguing the phrase BAME in particular is unhelpful when it comes to identifying and diversifying the workplace.