Sainsbury's | Churchgoer was sacked after refusing to work extra Sunday shifts, tribunal hears

Churchgoer was sacked after refusing to work extra Sunday shifts, tribunal hears

A churchgoer was sacked by Sainsbury's after she refused to work every Sunday morning, a tribunal has heard.

Jacqueline Rendell had worked for the supermarket for 20 years, and was contracted to work two Sundays a month until her contract was ripped up under apparent ‘fire and rehire’ tactics, resulting in a row over new shift patterns which would’ve prevented her from attending any Sunday masses.

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