O’Dowd v Sligo Young Enterprises Limited T/A Sligo Community Training Centre [2013] IRET DEC-E2013-133
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Legal Body
Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) -
Type of Claim / Jurisdiction
Discrimination
The complainant worked as General Manager of Sligo Community Training Centre and, following the birth of her second child, coinciding with the hospitalisation of her first child a number of times, she requested a return to work in the less demanding role of tutor. She was informed that she should resign as General Manager and she would be given a fixed term post as tutor. While working as a tutor the General Manager post was advertised and the male colleague, who had filled the post in an acting-up capacity during her periods of maternity leave, was successful.
The complainant applied for the role and was asked why she resigned to which she replied describing her child’s health
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