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NHS Fife tries to silence nurse - Sandie Peggie vs NHS Fife Health Board and Dr Beth Upton - thread #19

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nauticant · 14/02/2025 18:06

Sandie Peggie, a nurse at Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy (VH), has brought claims in the employment tribunal against her employer; Fife Health Board (the Board) and another employee, Dr B Upton. Ms Peggie’s claims are of sexual harassment, harassment related to a protected belief, indirect discrimination and victimisation. Dr Upton claims to be a transwoman, that is observed as male at birth but asserting a female gender identity.

The Employment Tribunal hearing started on Monday 3 February 2025 and was expected to continue for 2 weeks. However, after 2 weeks it was not complete and it adjourned part-heard. It seems that it will resume on 16 July and the last day of evidence will be 28 July but it wasn't completely clear whether it might end a day or two later.

The hearing commenced with Sandie Peggie giving evidence. Dr Beth Upton gave evidence from Thursday 6 February to Wednesday 12 February.

Access to view the hearing remotely was obtainable by sending an email request to [email protected] headed Public Access Request (Peggie v Fife Health Board) 4104864/2024 and requesting access.

However, as a result of problems with the livestreaming, apparently caused by a very large number of observers, remote public access to the hearing was suspended on Tuesday 11 February. It was suggested that it might be reinstated at some point but don't count on it.

The hearing is being live tweeted by https://x.com/tribunaltweets and there's additional information here: https://tribunaltweets.substack.com/p/peggie-vs-fife-health-board-and-dr. This also has threadreaderapp archives of live-tweeting of the sessions of the hearing for those who can't follow on Twitter, for example: archive.is/xkSxy.

An alternative to Twitter is to use Nitter: https://nitter.poast.org/tribunaltweets

Thread 1: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5186317-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse
Thread 2: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5267591-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-thread-2
Thread 3: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5268347-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-3
Thread 4: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5268942-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-4
Thread 5: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5269149-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-5
Thread 6: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5269635-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-6
Thread 7: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5270365-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-7
Thread 8: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5271511-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-8
Thread 9: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5271596-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-9
Thread 10: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5271723-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-10
Thread 11: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5272046-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-11
Thread 12: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5272276-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-12
Thread 13: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5272398-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-13
Thread 14: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5272939-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-14
Thread 15: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5273119-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-15
Thread 16: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5273636-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-16
Thread 17: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5273827-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-17
Thread 18: https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5274332-nhs-fife-tries-to-silence-nurse-sandie-peggie-vs-nhs-fife-health-board-and-dr-beth-upton-thread-18

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FlytingMachar · 15/02/2025 21:00

Recycling an old username for a work in progress... Upton Smug

This shit, Im ice cold
Autogyno, EDI gold
This one, for them trans girls
Them male girls, straight mast..er..pieces
Stylin', wildin'
Livin' it up at the Vicky
Got scrubs on with my girl pants
Gonna kiss myself, I'm so pretty

She said no! (hot damn)
Can we call the police and a fireman?
I'm too hurt! (hot damn)
Make a staff nurse wanna retire, man
I'm too hurt! (hot damn)
Say she/her, you know who I am
I'm too hurt! (hot damn)
Cant accept no resistance, Break her down

Girls changing all together (wooh)
Girls changing all together (wooh)
Girls changing all together (wooh)
Cause Upton smug gon' get in with you (wooh)
Christmas eve, and Im in your space
Don't believe me, just watch, come on!

Sob! Wail a minute.
Fill a datix, put some vigor in it
(Take a note, make a check)
Patient care, that lies a stretch
Cry to HR, BMA, Deanery, the whole city

If she shows up, Im gon' freak out
Performative , just like my lippy
I'm so hurt! (hot damn)
Can we call the police? and a fireman
I'm so hurt (hot damn)
Make a staff nurse wanna retire, man
I'm so hurt! (hot damn)
Bitch say my name, you know who I am
I'm so hurt! (hot damn)
Cant accept her resistance, Break her down

Girls changing all together (wooh)
Girls changing all together (wooh)
Girls changing all together (wooh)
Cause Upton smug gon' get in with you (wooh)
Cause Upton smug gon' get in with you (wooh)
Cause Upton smug gon' get in with you (wooh)
Christmas eve, and Im in your space
Don't believe me, just watch, come on!

DeanElderberry · 15/02/2025 21:03

In a discussion a few months back about the differences between the way religious believers usually behave vs the way gender identity believers behave I think one thing was that the religious tend to concentrate on how they themselves act and how that conforms to expectations, but at least some genderists get very preoccupied with how everyone else acts.

Boiledbeetle · 15/02/2025 21:06

@Swashbuckled I love it 😍

<Files it away with 'Inclusivity on Platform 13" >

AMillionMugsNoTeabags · 15/02/2025 21:08

GrumpyMenopausalWombWielder · 15/02/2025 19:25

A lot of it's to do with what's proportionate to the case you're making. The level of intrusion has to be justified & it's likely that there wasn't enough justification to ask for forensic examination of the phone. It's the cross examination & answers given that's raised the level of concern, along with the disclosure issues as well. That all amounts to the justification to go as far as asking for his phone to be forensically analysed.

NHS Fife gave his evidence more weight because he claims he made contemporaneous notes at the time of incidents he's used to pad his complaint/hate incident out. You tend to take a witness as you find them unless they give you reason to doubt what they're saying. DU's own evidence from cross examination has given NC enough to make the application. Whether it'll be granted is unclear. It seems obvious to us, but NC needs to make the legal case it's proportionate & necessary, & who knows if the judge will agree.

Yeah, I get the consideration re proportionality wrt a forensic search of DU’s phone. That is certainly a sledge hammer action that you need to be sure is justified to be applied to the nut(s). I don’t get why the notes (and meta data) don’t appear to have formed part of normal disclosure or, a specific disclosure order in respect of them.

In the olden days I’d expect a respondent to be required to disclose hand written notes and, though an order for a third party to rifle his desk is possible, it’s probably not proportionate, especially if I can say “these notes you keep referring to, disclose them”

NotMaroonButRaspberry · 15/02/2025 21:11

KnottyAuty · 15/02/2025 17:52

If I were JR I'd completely ignore this.
The detriments will be irrelevant if the harassment claim is not upheld.
She will throw everything at disproving the harassment.

She has to prove or show that a typical person wouldn't think that:

  1. DU did not personally harass SP regarding her sex under the EA (simply by being in the CR)
  2. The NHS did not indirectly allow SP to be harassed under the EA (by DU being in the CR)

(While the converse is true of NC)

JR's original defence plan was to paint SP as a radical Trump supporting TERF lying in wait for DU. Hence all the stuff about strong opinions and her husband's Facebook.

I'm sure she will continue with that line of argument, but given what's come to light, it seems a pretty flimsy - and demonstrably not something that public opinion seems to be behind if we take numbers of comments & articles online as an indicator.

JR must be delighted she has until July to come up with some other more convincing argument. I don't envy her her task!

I think even digging up more dirt on SP will backfire.

Not least because it's a tenuous and grubby thing to do, and is direct challenge to the cult following SP has completely organically and unintentionally gained.

But also because not one of JRs witnesses have ever mentioned SP having a known or acknowledged issue with anyone trans. They knew she was into some Trump stuff and they've inferred & suggested her husband has racist friends but they've got no previous inkling or evidence of transphobia. Even though, and ED confirmed this, everyone in A&E was familiar with and had worked alongside DU for some months already (as he had a psych rotation where he would see A&E patients before moving to the department full time.) ED confirmed that everyone was aware they DU was trans (DU won't be having any of that) but had no issues with it. SP had worked with, alongside and around DU for MONTHS and despite their obsession with her being stern and outspoken, "everyone knows her opinions" they had no forewarning of "transphobia."

The problems only arise when SP was forced into a vulnerable position in a state of undress.

JR can bang on about SP telling people she stayed in a Trump hotel or whatever cheap shots she wants to take, but to my mind it makes it even more clear that SP didn't have an issue with DU because they were trans but because he is a man.

Conxis · 15/02/2025 21:14

How will the judge/panel members view the withholding of documents which NHS and DU have done the whole way through? Will this have any effect on their decision making?

Any legal people in here have any idea?

NotMaroonButRaspberry · 15/02/2025 21:15

AMillionMugsNoTeabags · 15/02/2025 21:08

Yeah, I get the consideration re proportionality wrt a forensic search of DU’s phone. That is certainly a sledge hammer action that you need to be sure is justified to be applied to the nut(s). I don’t get why the notes (and meta data) don’t appear to have formed part of normal disclosure or, a specific disclosure order in respect of them.

In the olden days I’d expect a respondent to be required to disclose hand written notes and, though an order for a third party to rifle his desk is possible, it’s probably not proportionate, especially if I can say “these notes you keep referring to, disclose them”

They've been asked and asked and asked for them.

They were ordered to disclose anything and everything of any relevance in 3rd Jan, and then again in the first week of the trial when it was clear so much was missing. The judge even specified "hand written scraps of paper and annoyed manuscripts," and NC insisted on metadata files for all electronic documents and emails, because so many statements were undated pdfs.

There is still a lot of reason to suspect that full disclosure's have not been made and NC is asking for additional specific orders are made to ensure that it all happens.

JR is arguing against this suggestion and wants the order to be varied down. She is trying to stall handing anything more over until the variation requests are heard but the judge confirmed yesterday that until those matters are decided the original order to disclose it all stands.

The very fact they've been so avoidant and piecemeal made them look shady from the off.

Jimmyneutronsforehead · 15/02/2025 21:21

XXylophonic · 15/02/2025 18:57

A quick question. I've noticed many people creating posts to say 'placemarking'
Is there a reason people post this instead of bookmarking a position in a thread?

It just leaves it in the threads I'm on section and it's convenient for when threads move fast so the continuation thread gets buried. Let's you get in there quick so it's easier to access.

Swashbuckled · 15/02/2025 21:22

Thanks @Boiledbeetle
Good times 😊

popefully · 15/02/2025 21:24

Jimmyneutronsforehead · 15/02/2025 21:21

It just leaves it in the threads I'm on section and it's convenient for when threads move fast so the continuation thread gets buried. Let's you get in there quick so it's easier to access.

Clicking 'watch thread' does exactly the same with 'threads I'm watching' and doesn't fill up the thread with hundreds of posts. People are very resistant to using it for some reason but I do mourn the literal hours I've spent wasted these past weeks scrolling past placemarking posts!

Cismyfatarse · 15/02/2025 21:26

Inside the NHS tribunal that has reignited the trans debate

www.thetimes.com/article/bc8896d8-a725-42a2-a042-344e98de02c0?shareToken=1e6bb655bf0ccec6358245157bc10042

Theeyeballsinthesky · 15/02/2025 21:35

Cismyfatarse · 15/02/2025 21:26

Not keen on that article at all. Uses she & her for Upton all the way through though there’s no requirement to do so and that final line

“it’s a case of she said/she said”

fuck - and I can’t say this too clearly - off

I also note on passing that Shaun Lintern the Sunday times health journalist who is usually over everything topical in health has not made a single mention of this case.

NotMaroonButRaspberry · 15/02/2025 21:40

Cismyfatarse · 15/02/2025 21:26

Not a great article, with quite a few inaccuracies.

They do however concede that Upton admits the rapist line was not one Sandy used, which is good.

The she her and she said/she said just grates at this point.

XXylophonic · 15/02/2025 21:50

Jimmyneutronsforehead · 15/02/2025 21:21

It just leaves it in the threads I'm on section and it's convenient for when threads move fast so the continuation thread gets buried. Let's you get in there quick so it's easier to access.

Thanks for explaining. I've just noticed that bookmarking doesn't seem to work for me anyway

borntobequiet · 15/02/2025 21:55

There have been a lot of very good articles written about this case, but that’s not one of them.

RethinkingLife · 15/02/2025 21:55

Cismyfatarse · 15/02/2025 21:26

What an incoherent piece! Serves to inform no-one and just contribute to the muddle.
archive version of Times piece: https://archive.is/wip/QTnZf

Upton could not give a date for the second incident and had made no complaint at the time. The handwritten notes justifying Peggie’s suspension made no mention of patient safety.
Searle, Upton’s supervisor, was said to have immediately taken her aside after the complaint and condemned Peggie’s behaviour, before any investigation or even speaking to Peggie.

BecauseRonald · 15/02/2025 22:05

AMillionMugsNoTeabags · 15/02/2025 21:08

Yeah, I get the consideration re proportionality wrt a forensic search of DU’s phone. That is certainly a sledge hammer action that you need to be sure is justified to be applied to the nut(s). I don’t get why the notes (and meta data) don’t appear to have formed part of normal disclosure or, a specific disclosure order in respect of them.

In the olden days I’d expect a respondent to be required to disclose hand written notes and, though an order for a third party to rifle his desk is possible, it’s probably not proportionate, especially if I can say “these notes you keep referring to, disclose them”

The problem is that DU has been dishonest, isn't it? And that Fife have been inconsistent and have withheld evidence from the court and from their own lawyer the idiots.

We don't trust DU's words so we need to see more evidence. Nobody is asking SP for more docs because she has been coherent and to the point throughout her statement and cross examination. It's so much easier to be consistent when you're telling the truth.

Newtt · 15/02/2025 22:07

ConstructionTime · 15/02/2025 20:27

It was in the TT from day 1:
https://archive.is/xkSxy

They might come back to this relevant point again:

"NC - we have an additional document we want to insert into the bundle, DU previous GMC registration under the
name of Theodore Upton.
JR - that is opposed. I'm disappointed that MLC has deadnamed DU. Making that order might an act of direct discrimination and harassment against DU. Citing a case, deadnaming is an act of harassment.
Is the panel aware of deadnaming
J & panel indicate yes.
JR - deadnaming is a rejection of the person's identity and make them very stressed and it might affect the evidence they can give in this tribunal. Particularly egregious in a public hearing, anyone can harass DU
on the basis of previous name. Not relevant to the case. Do not need to refer to DU's deadname to deal with the case. Simply not relevant. To allow the document in is to harass the witness.

J - that's a tribunal case I'm not aware of, can you send to me. We will have
a look.
JR - yes.
J - it's not binding but I will take it into account.

NC - it is surprising that it is possible for DU to sue the tribunal for the manner in which it carries out it's functions. I don't have the case law to hand, but I can address you on that after a short
break but it's an extraordinary suggestion. It is not under any obligation under the EA that could give rise to cause of action against the tribunal or the judge.
JR has given evidence that deadnaming has a harassing effect and stress the individual. This case is about the
fact that not everyone agrees that men can women. The point of the claimant's case is that DU's identity does not trump reality. It is not of critical moment but there are questions I will want to ask DU about the fact that his GMC reg has changed from his original name
said to be relinquished and changed to a female name.
J - why wasn't this included earlier.
NC - I don't think C's legal team had found it until later.
(NC taking instruction)
NC - we proposed to add it to the bundle two weeks ago so it's not last minute.
J - JR says it's not relevant. Why is it relevant

NC - the medical professions and the NHS willingness to indulge the identity claims, the GMC is prepared to falsify a document...

J - the GMC is not a party here.
NC - it's a measure of the power the DU has been able to exercise
It says at the bottom of the previous registration 'not on the register, cannot practice as doctor', I want to ask questions about that.
JR - two points, this is not a roving public inquiry, its a tribunal case, we should focus on the issue. Second point is that people change
names all the time and it has no practical consequences.
J - I'm not going to try and make a decision quickly. It may be that I wait until we see what the questions relating to the document, I will defer a final decision on this matter. Will it be necessary before we get to 2nd
R?
NC - I don't think so, I'm content with your proposed course of action."

And that turns it back to the GRA, which is a legislation problem that wasn't thought through.

It could give a boost to the movement to repeal the GRA and there are already petitions about that.

Sorry, I’m sure this has been clarified earlier before I was aware of the threads, but could anyone please clarify what the above means in reality?

It says at the bottom of the previous registration 'not on the register, cannot practice as doctor', I want to ask questions about that.

What does this mean? Have there been previous complaints or interactions with GMC?

Thanks.

ConstructionTime · 15/02/2025 22:14

Newtt · 15/02/2025 22:07

Sorry, I’m sure this has been clarified earlier before I was aware of the threads, but could anyone please clarify what the above means in reality?

It says at the bottom of the previous registration 'not on the register, cannot practice as doctor', I want to ask questions about that.

What does this mean? Have there been previous complaints or interactions with GMC?

Thanks.

@newtt: I think this connects to your question whether it's a fact that DU is a man.

DU changed his registration with the General Medical Council. They made a new entry with the name Beth Upton and added to the old one that the registration is not valid (anymore).

His license that he got through graduating medicine was in the name of Theodore.

On the other hand, it seems from the tribunal, that DU does not have a GRC (yet). So they changed his license despite him legally being a man. DU is not registrated as Beth Upton, female.

So his license does not match his legal status.

ConstructionTime · 15/02/2025 22:14

A typo:

DU is now registrated as Beth Upton, female.

popefully · 15/02/2025 22:18

XXylophonic · 15/02/2025 21:50

Thanks for explaining. I've just noticed that bookmarking doesn't seem to work for me anyway

Bookmarking works for me if I go to the page of the bookmarked post. I've used it for the first time in these threads, and I've got my settings as 100 posts per page (so max 10 pages per thread)

"Watch thread" does everything you need it to, except I think navigate to the exact post you were last reading if there have been loads posted since.

You can unwatch a thread with one click too, when you want to stop following it.

SlackJawedDisbeliefXY · 15/02/2025 22:31

ConstructionTime · 15/02/2025 20:27

It was in the TT from day 1:
https://archive.is/xkSxy

They might come back to this relevant point again:

"NC - we have an additional document we want to insert into the bundle, DU previous GMC registration under the
name of Theodore Upton.
JR - that is opposed. I'm disappointed that MLC has deadnamed DU. Making that order might an act of direct discrimination and harassment against DU. Citing a case, deadnaming is an act of harassment.
Is the panel aware of deadnaming
J & panel indicate yes.
JR - deadnaming is a rejection of the person's identity and make them very stressed and it might affect the evidence they can give in this tribunal. Particularly egregious in a public hearing, anyone can harass DU
on the basis of previous name. Not relevant to the case. Do not need to refer to DU's deadname to deal with the case. Simply not relevant. To allow the document in is to harass the witness.

J - that's a tribunal case I'm not aware of, can you send to me. We will have
a look.
JR - yes.
J - it's not binding but I will take it into account.

NC - it is surprising that it is possible for DU to sue the tribunal for the manner in which it carries out it's functions. I don't have the case law to hand, but I can address you on that after a short
break but it's an extraordinary suggestion. It is not under any obligation under the EA that could give rise to cause of action against the tribunal or the judge.
JR has given evidence that deadnaming has a harassing effect and stress the individual. This case is about the
fact that not everyone agrees that men can women. The point of the claimant's case is that DU's identity does not trump reality. It is not of critical moment but there are questions I will want to ask DU about the fact that his GMC reg has changed from his original name
said to be relinquished and changed to a female name.
J - why wasn't this included earlier.
NC - I don't think C's legal team had found it until later.
(NC taking instruction)
NC - we proposed to add it to the bundle two weeks ago so it's not last minute.
J - JR says it's not relevant. Why is it relevant

NC - the medical professions and the NHS willingness to indulge the identity claims, the GMC is prepared to falsify a document...

J - the GMC is not a party here.
NC - it's a measure of the power the DU has been able to exercise
It says at the bottom of the previous registration 'not on the register, cannot practice as doctor', I want to ask questions about that.
JR - two points, this is not a roving public inquiry, its a tribunal case, we should focus on the issue. Second point is that people change
names all the time and it has no practical consequences.
J - I'm not going to try and make a decision quickly. It may be that I wait until we see what the questions relating to the document, I will defer a final decision on this matter. Will it be necessary before we get to 2nd
R?
NC - I don't think so, I'm content with your proposed course of action."

And that turns it back to the GRA, which is a legislation problem that wasn't thought through.

It could give a boost to the movement to repeal the GRA and there are already petitions about that.

NC - it's a measure of the power the DU has been able to exercise
It says at the bottom of the previous registration 'not on the register, cannot practice as doctor', I want to ask questions about that.

I had not thought this through before

I'm a doctor,
I do something really really bad to a patient or patients,
I change my gender through self-affirmation,
I go off to practice somewhere else
And as far as the GMC are concerned I am a new person, there is no link to my previous self
My gut tells me this leaves my patients somewhat at risk?

KnottyAuty · 15/02/2025 22:42

RedToothBrush · 15/02/2025 14:38

The majority of Brits are conservative leaning on social matters. This might come as a surprise to many. This doesn't mean they aren't tolerant though either, in something of a bizarre paradox.

I'm not sure what the split is on economic issues. It wouldn't surprise me if it was more socialist in nature.

No political party currently fills this space.

I think that the SNP did - moving towards the left with economic policies supercharged them - until they got all arrogant and thought that people would vote for them whatever they did. That didn't work out so well for them

Shetlands · 15/02/2025 22:43

eatfigs · 15/02/2025 17:14

According to the law, a man just has to "live as female", whatever that means:

https://www.dacbeachcroft.com/en/What-we-think/DACB-succeeds-in-pro-bono-Gender-Recognition-Act-appeal

"Live as a female" in the UK means:

  • Growing your hair long;
  • Wearing dresses and skirts;
  • Wearing make-up;
  • Speaking in a soft, high voice;
  • Wearing a padded bra;
  • Having a 'girl name';
  • Using female pronouns;
  • Covering your Adam's apple with a scarf;
  • Trying to disguise male-pattern baldness with a comb-over;
  • Shaving your face twice a day;
  • Plucking your eyebrows;
  • Shaving your legs;
  • Being more likely to be in low paid work than men;
  • Being more likely to have fewer savings than men;
  • Being more likely to be in debt than men;
  • Being more likely to do unpaid labour and caring than men;
  • Being more likely to be domestically and/or financially abused than men;
  • Being more likely to have a smaller pension than men;
  • Being more likely to take a financial hit as a parent than men;
  • Being more likely to be under-represented politically than men;
  • Being less likely to hold positions of power & influence than men;
  • Being more likely to be talked over in meetings;
  • Being less likely to have your ideas listened to at work;
  • etc, etc, etc feel free to add more!
BabaYagasHouse · 15/02/2025 22:49

Szygy · 15/02/2025 10:56

For those on TwiX, there’s an excellent post + subsequent thoughtful discussion about the case . Julie Hull is the original poster - Julie, if you’re on here, thank you; a great analysis 👏👏

Link here

Wow. That is so spot on!
Thank you for posting

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