Nikita Sandhu and David Hossack discuss a recent Employment Tribunal case where it was found that the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames discriminated against a trans employee by “deadnaming”.
Wed 21 Feb 2024
Deadnaming: out of order in Kingston Upon Thames
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