Harassment complainants protected
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Vent-Axia Ltd v Wright EAT/523/99 (1 other report)
In Vent-Axia Ltd v Wright the EAT has held that a man dismissed following complaints made in confidence that he was guilty of sexual harassment does not have the right, for the purpose of his unfair dismissal claim, to demand disclosure of the names of the women who complained.
John Wright was a department head.
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