A groom at a race horse stables won a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit, after one of her bosses refused to get off her horse at a meeting to discuss her parenting.
Charlotte Holloway has been awarded more than £4,000 after an employment tribunal expressed disbelief at the Derby-winning Durdans Stables.
Mrs. Holloway had a dispute with her superiors during her maternity leave, and they denied her request to retain the same hours when she returned to work.
A pregnant horse groom took her employer to court after a dispute over her maternity leave and working hours, and the tribunal ultimately ruled in her favor. But the bizarre details of the workplace meeting—including her boss reportedly refusing to get off her horse—made the case even more unusual. Continue reading to find out what happened →
