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NHS Denies Life-Saving Surgery to Disabled Boy
Four-year-old Louis Dagger, diagnosed with DiGeorge syndrome and a life-threatening heart condition, is denied life-saving surgery by the NHS due to his neurological disability. His parents are now raising funds to cover the cost of the surgery privately.
NHS Denies Life-Saving Surgery to Disabled Boy
Four-year-old Louis Dagger, diagnosed with DiGeorge syndrome and a life-threatening heart condition, is denied life-saving surgery by the NHS due to his neurological disability. His parents are now raising funds to cover the cost of the surgery privately.
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60% Bias Score
Disabled Man's Tribunal Postponed Twice, Exposing UK Justice System Backlog
Joe Mezgebe, a disabled IT technician with prostate cancer, had his unfair dismissal tribunal against Christ's College, Finchley postponed twice due to judge unavailability, causing him £15,300 in legal fee losses and significant emotional distress, highlighting a shortage of judges and a growing ba...
Disabled Man's Tribunal Postponed Twice, Exposing UK Justice System Backlog
Joe Mezgebe, a disabled IT technician with prostate cancer, had his unfair dismissal tribunal against Christ's College, Finchley postponed twice due to judge unavailability, causing him £15,300 in legal fee losses and significant emotional distress, highlighting a shortage of judges and a growing ba...
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40% Bias Score
Disability Discrimination in Music Industry: A £4,400 Pay Gap and 94% Report of Career-Limiting Discrimination
A report reveals that 94% of disabled musicians face career-limiting discrimination, with an average £4,400 pay gap compared to non-disabled musicians, widening further for those with mental health conditions; the industry needs to address systemic issues and improve support.
Disability Discrimination in Music Industry: A £4,400 Pay Gap and 94% Report of Career-Limiting Discrimination
A report reveals that 94% of disabled musicians face career-limiting discrimination, with an average £4,400 pay gap compared to non-disabled musicians, widening further for those with mental health conditions; the industry needs to address systemic issues and improve support.
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16% Bias Score
Diabetic Director Wins £20,000 in Discrimination Claim
Mark Davis, a diabetic director at P2CG, won a £20,661 disability discrimination claim after being dismissed; a tribunal found his bosses knew about his condition and that it influenced his firing, despite their denials.
Diabetic Director Wins £20,000 in Discrimination Claim
Mark Davis, a diabetic director at P2CG, won a £20,661 disability discrimination claim after being dismissed; a tribunal found his bosses knew about his condition and that it influenced his firing, despite their denials.
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40% Bias Score
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