A Dundee transport manager with 24 years at his company was fired after it questioned about £21,000 in pothole repair bills he had been told to arrange; a tribunal has ruled it unfair and awarded him £34,326
- Management questioned the amount paid to HB Roadways for the repairs (Representational photo)A Dundee transport manager who was dismissed after his company questioned more than £21,000 spent on pothole repairs has won £34,326 in compensation.
- An employment tribunal ruled that Joinery and Timber Creations Ltd (JTC) had treated him unfairly and failed to conduct a proper investigation before firing him.
- According to STV News, S Shaw had worked for the furniture company for more than 24 years and had risen to the position of transport manager.
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- Management questioned the amount paid to HB Roadways for the repairs (Representational photo)A Dundee transport manager who was dismissed after his company questioned more than £21,000 spent on pothole repairs has won £34,326 in compensation.
- An employment tribunal ruled that Joinery and Timber Creations Ltd (JTC) had treated him unfairly and failed to conduct a proper investigation before firing him.
- According to STV News, S Shaw had worked for the furniture company for more than 24 years and had risen to the position of transport manager.
Sources: Times of India