Sex discrimination tribunal decisions
Claims about less favourable treatment because of sex, including treatment connected with pregnancy and maternity where it is pleaded as sex discrimination rather than under the maternity provisions.
11,017 published decisions carry this category.
Most recently published
- V Edmund v Willow London Living Ltd and S Hassan: 6019441/2025
18 September 2026 · Case 6019441/2025
Also categorised: Race discrimination · Unfair dismissal
- Ms N Fernandez v Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust: 2304390/2023
19 January 2026 · Case 2304390/2023
Also categorised: Age discrimination · Breach of contract · Unfair dismissal · Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- Miss T Langston v Historic England: 6002213/2024
10 June 2026 · Case 6002213/2024
Also categorised: Breach of contract · Disability discrimination · Unfair dismissal
- Mr A Hartley v eBay (UK) Ltd: 6018467/2024
20 July 2026 · Case 6018467/2024
Also categorised: Breach of contract · Disability discrimination · Race discrimination
- Ms R Hussain v The Brain Charity: 2400508/2024
28 April 2026 · Case 2400508/2024
Also categorised: Disability discrimination · Race discrimination
- Mr S Hussey v Lancashire Women: 6007563/2025
7 July 2026 · Case 6007563/2025
- Mr Holder v Heartwood Care Group Ltd: 3200014/2024
23 January 2026 · Case 3200014/2024
Also categorised: Unfair dismissal
- S Drapper v Pembury Primary (Comm) and Kent County Council: 2306996/2020
21 September 2026 · Case 2306996/2020
Also categorised: Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- J Nunn v Potential In Everyone Academy Trust: 2306692/2020
21 September 2026 · Case 2306692/2020
Also categorised: Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- E Anning v National Crime Agency: 6007564/2024
22 July 2026 · Case 6007564/2024
Also categorised: Disability discrimination · Unfair dismissal
- C Clements v Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 6014383/2025
18 September 2026 · Case 6014383/2025
Also categorised: Disability discrimination · Unfair dismissal
- Ms Z Sedjukevica v Monolith UK Ltd: 3303832/2024 and 3305649/2024
21 September 2026 · Case 3303832/2024 and 3305649/2024
Also categorised: Breach of contract · Disability discrimination · Unfair dismissal · Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- Miss Y He v Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust: 2407290/2024
2 September 2026 · Case 2407290/2024
Also categorised: Maternity and pregnancy rights · Unfair dismissal
- Mr M Jukes v Lynx Support Services Ltd: 6023481/2024
21 September 2026 · Case 6023481/2024
Also categorised: Breach of contract · Sexual orientation discrimination transexualism · Unfair dismissal · Victimisation discrimination
- Miss P Matt v The Moss Side and Hulme Community Development Trust Ltd: 2407401/2024
21 August 2026 · Case 2407401/2024
Also categorised: Whistleblowing
- Mr L Hanson v Marks and Spencer plc: 6015844/2024
17 September 2026 · Case 6015844/2024
Also categorised: Age discrimination · Disability discrimination · Race discrimination · Unfair dismissal
- Mr J Barnas v Tsoy Ltd: 6012004/2025
3 September 2026 · Case 6012004/2025
Also categorised: Unlawful deduction from wages
- Mrs E Shweihdi v Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Mr D Eccleston: 2410971/2023 and 2413746/2023
8 May 2026 · Case 2410971/2023 and 2413746/2023
Also categorised: Whistleblowing
- K Stevens v Wealden Services Ltd: 6018920/2024
17 August 2026 · Case 6018920/2024
- Mr R Davies v The Chief Constable of South Wales Police: 1600390/2023 and Others
30 July 2026 · Case 1600390/2023 and Others
Also categorised: Disability discrimination · Race discrimination · Sexual orientation discrimination transexualism · Victimisation discrimination
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