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Post by bop on Apr 19, 2016 16:25:57 GMT
So glad things are working out in her favour.....she deserves it.
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Post by esty on Apr 19, 2016 19:52:56 GMT
So pleased to hear the truth was believed. Hopefully it will be quick to tribunal and back in to work. She should really get compensation for they way she has been treated and made to feel.
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Post by serrakunda on Apr 19, 2016 20:50:29 GMT
Great that she has been vindicated, I hope the cost was worth it and she can start to move on
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Post by lilyofthevalley on Apr 19, 2016 21:47:01 GMT
Thanks for the replies. Something interesting that comes out of this case is the importance of seeking diagnoses for our children. It was really important that I could prove to the lawyer that DD had been diagnosed with dyspraxia as a child (along with the other diagnoses). This prompted her to arrange for the psychologist to reassess DD. The disciplinary hearing also paid close attention to this. In their judgement they noted that they had seen for themselves that she nearly stumbled and tripped. They had also asked her how her dyspraxia affected her when she was working in the nursing home. She explained to them the special measures she had to take when she was responsible for pouring tea from the tea trolley to avoid spilling it. I think the police and procurator fiscal will have reconsidered proceeding with the court case once they were made aware of the dyspraxia defence.
Lily x
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