[Searle's] role in a&e is Deputy Clinical Lead, Patient Safety lead, workforce lead.
The workforce lead ought to have some training in/ understanding of employment law.
Hmm, in that case Upton certainly confided in somebody who should have been capable of delivering guidance grounded in knowledge. Searle isn't someone who should have been blindsided by unfolding events.
Curiouser and curiouser. Next week we should see JR's talking through Searle through her testimony. NC's scrutiny of it may illuminate many matters wrt to policy, training, and the particular flavour of employment law and who delivered that training.
Much of NHS Scotland is still signed up to Stonewall and competing in the WEI. Despite having the many factual errors in their "allyship" kit sent to them, they still endorse it.
No, this isn't a public inquiry but, as FWR so often remarks, the more we learn, the more obvious it is that we need one.