Worker who shared offensive song about Michaela McAreavey loses unfair sacking tribunal

Worker who shared offensive song about Michaela McAreavey loses unfair sacking tribunal

An industrial tribunal panel described the streaming of the video in an Orange Hall of a number of men singing an offensive song about murdered Co. Tyrone woman Michaela McAreavey (pictured) last year as a "truly disgraceful event".

A healthcare worker who liked and shared a video of an offensive song about murdered Co. Tyrone woman Michaela McAreavey has had a claim that she was unfairly sacked from her job dismissed.

An industrial tribunal panel described the streaming of the video in an Orange Hall last year as a "truly disgraceful event" and ruled that the Southern Health and Social Care Trust was entitled to dismiss Rhonda Shiels from her employment.

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