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Neurodivergence | Worker claims ADHD led to their sacking - should HR have spotted the signs?

Worker claims ADHD led to their sacking - should HR have spotted the signs?
Worker claims ADHD led to their sacking - should HR have spotted the signs?

A judge has dismissed claims that a worker - who was sacked after turning up late on seven of their first nine days on the job – should've had their ADHD condition taken into consideration by the firm.

As reported by the Law Gazette, M Nabeel Ud-Din took former employer CJCH Solicitors to a tribunal after being sacked in 2019 for poor time-keeping and his attitude towards colleagues.

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