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Reinstate Dawn Holdman

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Craig Wilkinson
9 years ago

Victimisation and totally wrong

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Karan Leslie
9 years ago

If the job is being advertised it wasn't a redundancy. Was redeployment looked into? If not it looks like victimisation.

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Amaya Fuenzalida
9 years ago

Completely unfair!

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Valentina Barrera
9 years ago

A friend, a passionate woman and activist. ...Dawn should be reinstate immediately!

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Jamie
9 years ago

Outrageous beaviour and must be stopped.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I find it hard to believe that in an enlightened place like Liverpool Trade Union victimisation still exists. Who exactly made this decision?

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UCU at IOE
9 years ago

Reps like Dawn perform a vital role in supporting vunerable workers. The University of Liverpool should deliver on its claim that "Diversity and Equality are important" by reinstating her immediately.

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Lois Thomas
9 years ago

outrageous and worrying

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Carol Birch
9 years ago

Stay strong Dawnie, you deserve so much better.

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Sheila Taylor
9 years ago

Disgusting

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Lynne goddard
9 years ago

University of Liverpool you are a complete and utter disgrace.

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Stephen Caldwell
9 years ago

Unbelievably angry

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David Waterhouse
9 years ago

If been unfairly dismissed is not bad enough, to do it just before Christmas is inexcusable.

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Dr Paul Booth
9 years ago

Disgraceful state of affairs,

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Absolutely disgraceful, this is clear discrimination due to her role with the union. I wish Dawn all the best and hope she is able to find a new job where she is properly valued as soon as possible. Best wishes to her x

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JOHN OWENS
9 years ago

Surely a restructure involving many with one redundancy to a person with 28 years is very harsh and goes against the HR creed of everyone desdrve and should be shown with respect in the workplace.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Very disappointed to hear that the University has treated a member of staff this way

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Dave Brown
9 years ago

Yet another example of where the university chooses to ignore its own policies to get rid of staff.

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Iain Fothergill
9 years ago

There seem to have been far too many of these 'redundancies' and the like of UCU officers across the sector for it to be even remotely called 'coincidence'.

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Gavin Laing
9 years ago

This is a disgraceful action by the University to an outstanding and committted employee.