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Has justice been done?
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http://www.dailymail....7-000-payout-MoD.html
Very glad she didn't get the £1,142,257 she expected, but she did get £17,000, that's £17,000 more than she deserves.
She should pay this out in legal costs.
Very glad she didn't get the £1,142,257 she expected, but she did get £17,000, that's £17,000 more than she deserves.
She should pay this out in legal costs.
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I'd agree with HaiHallarn's second post if she were in pretty much any job other than the services.
She is in the wrong job.
The comment from a senior army officer that the army is "a war-fighting machine unsuitable for a single mother who couldn't sort out her childcare arrangements" is absolutely spot on.
I'm struggling to understand the racial discrimination angle she tied to play. How is refusing a half-sister entry into the UK to look after her child racial discrimination?
She is in the wrong job.
The comment from a senior army officer that the army is "a war-fighting machine unsuitable for a single mother who couldn't sort out her childcare arrangements" is absolutely spot on.
I'm struggling to understand the racial discrimination angle she tied to play. How is refusing a half-sister entry into the UK to look after her child racial discrimination?
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