The full story is in the Telegraph but I would say the moral is not to trust organisations like the National Trust that virtue signal with rainbow lanyards and whatnot to get the basics right when it comes to discrimination. It is hard to see from the article why the central management didn't see fit to investigate what was happening at the house and their acceptance of the judgement is very mealy mouthed.
"Her tipping point came when she was rejected for the job in favour of a male applicant who had scored significantly lower than her during the interview process.
Ms Bryant said the National Trust “completely broke her spirit”. She took the charity to an employment tribunal and has now been awarded £49,297.24 in compensation for unfair dismissal, discrimination and harassment."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/08/04/national-trust-broke-spirit-says-chartwell-gardener-won-50k/