An HMRC admin worker who suffered with depression has won almost £250,000 in compensation after being fired by a boss who she claimed ‘made her life a misery’.
An HMRC admin worker who suffered with depression has won almost £250,000 in compensation after being fired by a boss who she claimed ‘made her life a misery’.
After going on leave, Ms Worsley started to have suicidal feelings, but one month later was fired from the organisation she had dedicated 45 years of her life to. A meeting on October 13 was witnessed by their colleague, Helen Mitchell, who ‘firmly believed’ the breakdown of their relationship ‘stemmed’ from the annual leave dispute.
When she broached the topic, Ms Marrison is said to have not even looked up, responding ‘like that’s ever going to happen’. Mrs Worsley told the hearing: ‘To tell anybody as depressed as I am to go home to an empty house where I have no support is despicable.’
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