A tribunal finds that a sergeant in Greater Manchester Police (GMP) harassed a police officer by making dismissive remarks about her ADHD-related meetings. The officer, PC Talitha Henderson, 52, alleges that her sergeant, James Beirne, made sarcastic and negative comments about her condition and how her ADHD was addressed at work. According to the tribunal finding reported by the outlets, Beirne told her her ADHD meetings were “a load of nonsense” and treated her with “dismissive and sarcastic comments.” The reports frame the case as harassment connected to workplace discussions about her ADHD and her attendance at related meetings. The information provided indicates the tribunal considered the remarks and their impact in the context of the officer’s employment and treatment by her line manager. The accounts focus on the alleged comments and the tribunal’s conclusion that the behaviour amounted to harassment, without detailing further disciplinary outcomes or the broader factual record beyond the reported statements.
Tribunal finds Greater Manchester Police sergeant harassed officer over ADHD comments
A tribunal finds that a sergeant in Greater Manchester Police (GMP) harassed a police officer by making dismissive remarks about her ADHD-related meetings. The officer, PC Talitha Henderson, 52, alleg...
- PC Talitha Henderson, 52, works for Greater Manchester Police (GMP).
- A tribunal finds GMP sergeant James Beirne harassed her.
- The remarks include dismissive and sarcastic comments about her ADHD.
- The tribunal reports Beirne told Henderson her ADHD meetings were “a load of nonsense.”
- The case centres on workplace treatment related to Henderson’s ADHD-related meetings.
PC Talitha Henderson, 52, was subjected to 'dismissive and sarcastic comments' about her condition by her boss at Greater Manchester Police (GMP), Sgt James Beirne, a tribunal found.
3 months agoPC Talitha Henderson, 52, was subjected to 'dismissive and sarcastic comments' about her condition by her boss at Greater Manchester Police (GMP), Sgt James Beirne, a tribunal found.
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