A Leaving Cert student has told how her married restaurant boss would place his hands on her hands when she was marinating meat in the restaurant kitchen.

A decision by a Dublin airport-based airline services firm to discriminatorily dismiss a man with dyspraxia was informed by one of the firm’s managers carrying out a Google search on dyspraxia.

An accountant who felt isolated, unjustifiably criticised and humiliated by her male boss while pregnant has been awarded €16,500 for her unfair dismissal.

A waiter who is HIV positive and lasted only three days in his new job has been awarded €3,000 in a discrimination case.

A coach firm sacked one of its drivers after he posted on his personal Facebook page a photo of a wheel on his bus that was in danger of coming off the bus’s axle after most of the wheel’s nuts fell off.

A landlord has been ordered to pay €6,000 in compensation to a rent allowance-approved couple after being found to seriously discriminate against them.

The CityWest hotel in Dublin has been found to have unfairly dismissed a security guard who permitted a female guest to view a ‘sex tape’ of herself and a man on the hotel premises.

Dublin-based commercial radio music station, Radio Nova has been ordered to pay €30,000 for the unfair dismissal of a female radio presenter.

A firm here has been left counting the cost after firing a cleaner who failed to pay for a bar of chocolate at a staff canteen.