A former taxi driver, finally sacked after dozens of complaints.
This person then appealed to the courts. The court dismissed their appeal.
Link to the legal judgment:
www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/format.cgi?doc=/je/cases/UR/2019/2019_133.html
Long document, but some highlights:
"Mr Forrest [the former employer] sets out the history of complaints received from members of the public in respect of the conduct of the Appellant, which involved, in the main, being ejected from the Appellant's taxi and being subjected to abuse for misgendering her. Complaints were received on 19th September, 2017, 16th October, 2017, 18th November, 2017, 7th December, 2017, and 20th July, 2018 leading up to the 5th September, 2018, suspension and, of course, the seven complaints that followed as detailed above. There seems to be no dispute as to the Appellant ejecting passengers in this way, and indeed, she has produced video footage showing her doing just that".
Former taxi driver's defence:
(i) The suspensions of 19th August, 2016, and 4th January, 2018, were spent. The validity of the suspension of 5th September, 2018, was (then) before the Court. The Appellant had complied with the Code of Conduct issued by DVS and it was others who started the conflict.
(ii) The Code had not been updated for some time, and was not complied with by other taxi drivers.
(iii) She was the object of victimisation. She was not treated like everybody else, and was used as a social guinea pig, a target for other people's problems.
(iv) Mr Forrest [former employer] was abusing the fit and proper status and should be sending himself to a psychiatrist, as he too could be transgender. The Appellant would be interested in seeing his psychiatric report.
(v) Her pet dog, who has a smaller brain, was not cruel in the way others were in Jersey, treating her so badly; she could see the hate when they were misgendering her, which causes her distress.
(vi) She had said nothing offensive to passengers - it was what they said to her that was the problem; in most cases, misgendering her.
The judge threw out the taxi driver's appeal.
The taxi driver in question was in the media in 2016 for taking legal action to force Condor ferries to remove the words Ladies and Gentlemen from their toilets.
www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/transgender-ferry-passenger-left-completely-8050878
Same person took legal action against an animal surgery on the island for transgender discrimination.
www.jerseylaw.je/judgments/tribunal/Pages/%5B2017%5DTRD225.aspx
Legal action against an A and E doctor for misgendering.
www.bailiwickexpress.com/jsy/news/heated-email-exchanges-see-transgender-islanders-doctor-discrimination-claim-struck-out/#.XVcCAOhKiUk
Waxers in Jersey beware.