€7.9k for salesman sacked over harassment

A kitchen company, which sacked a salesman after receiving two complaints of verbal sexual harassment made against him by female colleagues, has been ordered to pay €2,307 for his unfair dismissal.

€7.9k for salesman sacked over harassment
Mon, 02 Jul, 2018 - 01:00
Gordon Deegan

Including commission the man argued he was owed, the total bill to the firm is €7,918.

The kitchen firm said it sacked the salesman after:

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