An IT worker, Elrich Daudet, who says he has “gift” of prophetic dreams, loses his compensation battle after being dismissed over comments made to a female colleague. Daudet claims he had seen the woman in his dreams months before they met in person. According to reports, he told her about the dreams, describing her as appearing in advance and acting as a muse for his poetry and songwriting. The employer later dismisses him, with the action linked to the conduct involving the colleague and his communications about the dream claim. Daudet seeks compensation, arguing for his case in court, but the tribunal finds against him, according to coverage from the Independent and the Daily Mail. The reporting characterizes the dispute as centring on whether the worker’s statements and the circumstances around them justified dismissal, rather than making any independent assessment of the truth of the dream claim itself. Daudet’s attempt to obtain compensation following the sacking is therefore unsuccessful, and the dismissal stands.