A woman who argued that her employer’s policy allowing transgender women to use female toilets amounted to sex discrimination has lost her case at an employment tribunal in Scotland.
The judge dismissed all three complaints - harassment, direct discrimination and indirect discrimination - after finding the policy had “no practical effect” on her working environment and did not place women at a particular disadvantage.
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