A Nurse v Health Service Executive IRET [2013] DEC-E2013-111
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Published on: 25/10/2013
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Summary

In this case a claim was made by the Complainant that she was subjected to discriminatory treatment in her working conditions by the Defendant on the grounds of disability. In late 2002, the complainant was diagnosed with breast cancer. In addition, she developed lymphedema affecting both her arms, resulting in the development of acute and chronic health difficulties. Up to September 2009 she worked in a community residential house, however in or around April/May 2009 the complainant states that she started to experience negativity from the Assistant Director of Nursing at Unit A.

Background

In this case a claim was made by the Complainant that she was subjected to discriminatory treatment in her working conditions by the Defendant on

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