There have been posts about Faye Russell-Caldicott's Employment Tribunal case before if you're thinking the name is familiar. And, BTW, it's a pseudonym as she has been permitted full anonymity.
She's taking NHS England to an ET for indirect discrimination on three grounds:
- Her gender critical beliefs
- Sex
- Religion & disability
She's got the crack legal team of LIz McGlone (solicitor) and Naomi Cunningham (counsel). Jo Phoenix will be giving evidence. It looks as though The Good Law Project was refused leave to intervene. The tribunal is scheduled for 6 working days starting on 16th March and no, I can't see that being long enough either based on previous cases. However. She has a crowdfunder at CrowdJustice, which is easily findable by putting that with her name in your browser.
The bad news is that she has only raised £26,471 out of a stretch target of £70,000 and that's where we come in: we really need to help her if we possibly can. Since this case is about NHS England permitting male staff who ID as women to use the loos, changing rooms, showers etc for female staff, I've been waiting for the news that this case has been settled because how can they continue with this rubbish after the recent tribunal cases, right? They can't win! But it's not happened yet, the ET is only a couple of weeks away and who knows?
TT will be on the case, I think, but I can't imagine it will be pubic access due to the anonymity factor.