A tribunal concerning disability discrimination and a return-to-office dispute has ruled in favour of HMRC, with the body set to be paid £20,000 by their former employee.
The case revolved around a worker who refused to return to the office after the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequently sued HMRC with “no reasonable prospect of success.”
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