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Sunday, 5th July 2009

Harassment at work

Woman boss wins job fight with Scots hotel tycoon DONALD Macdonald, the multi-millionaire founder of Scotland's largest hotel chain, has lost a legal battle against an executive who claimed she was bullied and sacked from his company.

NHS consultant is awarded £100,000 over 'bully' nurses AN ORTHODONTIST who quit her NHS post after she was bullied out of her job has been awarded more than £100,000.

Ex-WPC in sex claim against sergeant A FORMER Scots police officer claims she was sexually harassed by a male superior who exposed himself to her and asked how much sex would cost.

Garage owner guilty of groping female workers A SLEAZY garage owner subjected terrified young girls and women in his employment to daily barrages of gropes and crude comments.

Waitress sacked for refusing sex with boss wins payout

Dolly creator Wilmut is cleared of bully charge

Sexual harassment court cases 'tip of the iceberg'

Banker starts £11m sex bias suit against HBOS chiefs

10% of Holyrood staff 'hit by workplace bullying'

Sexual harassment chef named

Dundee research centre under the microscope over staff claims of bullying

£124,000 award for waitress sexually harassed by chef

Bullying helped drive KFC teenager to suicide

Teenage fast-food worker died after 'severe bullying' by colleagues

Office sex pests hit by new law

Managers fail to take action as claims of bullying soar

Air traveller is jailed for molesting stewardesses

Secretary 'was harassed after drinks session'

Bully firms face shaming

Airport chief claims she was bullied then sacked

Charity 'close to collapse' after bullying claim

Union chief vows to end bullying

£300,000 pay-out the beginning of GMB's troubles

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