Shannon Burns, a former technology executive earning about £220,000 per year, says she is still waiting for a payout following a court case about her dismissal. According to her lawyer, Burns has not received any money because the company she sued has filed an appeal. The claim is that the dismissal was unfair, and that issues involving her ADHD were a factor. Burns also describes the circumstances that led up to the dispute, saying an alleged incident after a night out left her sleeping in a sauna and contributed to ongoing mental health impacts, which her representatives characterize as post-traumatic stress. The reports state that Burns believes her termination was unjust and that she continues to seek the outcome of the legal process. The company’s position is not included in the provided material, and it is not stated what the original court decision ordered or when the appeal will be heard. The matter remains tied to the appeal process, which her lawyer says is delaying any payment.
Tech executive Shannon Burns says she is waiting on payout after dismissal dispute
Shannon Burns, a former technology executive earning about £220,000 per year, says she is still waiting for a payout following a court case about her dismissal. According to her lawyer, Burns has not...
- Shannon Burns earned about £220,000 per year and works in the technology sector.
- Burns says her dismissal was unfair and is linked to ADHD-related issues.
- Her lawyer says she has not received any payout because the company has lodged an appeal.
- Burns describes an incident after a night out in which she ended up sleeping in a sauna.
- The dispute is ongoing due to the appeal process, and no payment timeline is stated.
Shannon Burns - who was on £220,000 a year - is 'nowhere near receiving a penny' because the tech company she successfully sued have lodged a 'desperate' appeal, her lawyer said.
3 months agoShannon Burns - who was on £220,000 a year - is 'nowhere near receiving a penny' because the tech company she successfully sued have lodged a 'desperate' appeal, her lawyer said.
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