Former F&C Asset Management legal head Gill Switalski has had her workplace bullying claim against her former employers upheld after the Employment Tribunal rejected an application to review its original decision. The ruling follows June's remedy hearing in which F&C asked for the case to be reheard, claiming that the lawyer faked her illness to win a £19m payout.
August 15, 2008 at 11:49 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Former F&C Asset Management legal head Gill Switalski (pictured) has had her workplace bullying claim against her former employers upheld after the Employment Tribunal rejected an application to review its original decision.
The ruling follows June’s remedy hearing in which F&C asked for the case to be reheard, claiming that the lawyer faked her illness to win a £19m payout.
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