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tribunal

[trahy-byoon-l, trih-] / traɪˈbyun l, trɪ- /


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A source close to McEleny previously said he was pursuing a case for unfair dismissal by the party through an employment tribunal.

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Aimee, who has three children with SEND, says there "simply isn't enough provision" and that families are forced to go to tribunals to secure appropriate support "far too often".

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According to the tribunal, the officer was undertaking a classroom-based training course in November 2024 when he "received a phone call informing him that he had been diagnosed with HIV".

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Now the tribunal is publishing its reasons and punishment after it found the former priest guilty of misconduct last November.

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An apology letter written by Kuppuswamy was also submitted to the tribunal, "however, this letter... did not accept any fault but rather apologised if anyone had 'misinterpreted' his actions or intentions as inappropriate or overfamiliar".

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