If an "inclusive" changing area is closer to the workplace that could still be illegal discrimination. Also the Judge did ask if it said women on the door and was told it did. I thought at the time that was a significant question, hence I remember it
I was wondering if the fact it wasn't the 'proper' changing room would be a problem for Sandie's case, but this makes it seems like it probably won't be?
It's going to be interesting to see how NHS proceed now. IIRC, when the case was delayed until July, JR made a comment that suggested they were banking on the Supreme Court judgment going in TRAs favour 😬