From the last thread
ItisntOver · Today 16:05
I can tell you how it closes. You’ll see Denton gets a contribution.
Upton told the tribunal that, on two occasions before the Christmas Eve incident, Peggie had left the changing room when Upton entered it and had stood outside. Giving evidence in February, Peggie said that she was “embarrassed” during the third incident because she was menstruating, and she insisted that she was not drawing comparisons with a convicted rapist when she compared the situation to a “biological man in a women’s prison.”
Peggie has also begun legal action against her trade union, the Royal College of Nursing, for failing to support her after her suspension. A spokesperson for the union said, “We have responded to the claim, and we deny all the allegations from Ms Peggie.”
Elouisa Crichton, a partner at the Glasgow office of the international law firm Dentons, said, “Sandie Pegg’s claim against NHS Fife is interesting because the events took place pre-FWS [the Supreme Court judgment in the case For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers], but the litigation is taking place now with the benefit of the Supreme Court judgment. As such, we are looking at those past events through a new lens, and that could be important.
“There are various rights at play here, so FWS alone will not determine the outcome. The employment tribunal will need to consider the specific facts, acts of both parties, and the rights of the other employees. But it will certainly loom large over this hearing, and in terms of timing, this case has come right at the point when the public are focused on this topic.”
The tribunal hearings are expected to finish on 28 July, with judgment to come at a later date.
Well, Denton's can fuck right off for a start. They were instrumental in all this bollocks starting with their "document".
Even without FWS judgement, NHSF were not adhering to the 1992 regs.
Also DU doesn't have a GRC so their point is moot.
You would expect a partner in a law firm to know these things.