Waitress sacked over skirt row wins payout

A part-time waitress sacked after complaining about being told to wear a skirt has been awarded more than €8,000 compensation, it was revealed today.

Tue, 18 Nov, 2008 - 09:12

A part-time waitress sacked after complaining about being told to wear a skirt has been awarded more than €8,000 compensation, it was revealed today.

The Equality Tribunal ordered the pay-out against Sheldon Park Hotel and Leisure Club in Naas Road, Dublin, for victimising its former employee, Emma Conlon.

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