L v Commissioners for Revenue and Customs: 2207848/2020
JUDGMENT
[1]The following allegations are struck out for the reasons given in the Deposit Order made in the same case on the same date:(1) That the Respondent passed materials relating to the disciplinary investigation interview (including a recording and transcripts of the hearing) to: i. those transcribing the recording; ii. managers dealing with the disciplinary hearing; and/or iii. solicitors and legal advisers brought as a claim of direct sex discrimination and sex-related harassment and sexual- conduct harassment.(2) That the Respondent refused to allow the Claimant to raise a grievance or complaint of sexual harassment until after the disciplinary process had been concluded brought as an allegation of direct sex discrimination sex-related or sexual conduct harassment by reference to the complaints she raised between 18 November 2018 and 13 May 2019 inclusive. Case Number: 2207848/2020[3]The remainder of the claim is struck out. This brings the claim to an end.REASONS
By a deposit order dated 21 January 2022, the Tribunal ordered the Claimant to pay deposits if she wished to proceed with the remaining allegations in her claim. She had 28 days to pay the deposits but did not do so. The remaining allegations are therefore struck out.