Post #1031049
2026-04-09 05:43 UTC
https://x.com/SpeechUnion/status/2041579053153468498 ABSOLVED at a hearing, confidentiality at work breached NHS again another fucking TRA
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The FSU wrote to QICN on her behalf, setting out her legally protected right to hold and express gender-critical beliefs under the Equality Act 2010. Shortly thereafter, QICN dropped its investigation and issued a full apology, acknowledging that there was “no case to answer” and that Karen had “done nothing wrong”.
Following a Subject Access Request (SAR), it emerged that the complaint had been made by a senior activist colleague, who had also disclosed information from a confidential internal process – despite that matter having been closed without any disciplinary action. This disclosure appeared to be a malicious attempt to damage Karen’s professional reputation and facilitate the removal of her honorary title.
A subsequent grievance investigation by the NHS Trust upheld Karen’s complaint, finding that confidential information had been improperly shared with QICN. The Trust accepted that Karen had a reasonable expectation that discussions within the internal process would remain private, and confirmed that this expectation had been breached.
The Trust has since stated that “appropriate action will be taken” to ensure lessons are learned and similar incidents do not occur again.
Although the Free Speech Union was ultimately able to protect Karen’s title and prevent disciplinary action, the experience has left a lasting impact.
Now retired, she reflects that the episode has cast a shadow over what should have been the culmination of a long and dedicated career in nursing. This sad episode resulted in Karen deciding it was time to retire"
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@KeepTakingTheSoma@spinster.xyz 2026-04-09 07:52
@Sherri_Ingrey@spinster.xyz Over twenty years ago I knew a nurse whose friend (also a nurse who travelled between clients doing home visits) had been sacked. A colleague she kindly gave a lift home to regularly noticed cigarette butts in her car and reported her for smoking on duty. She only smoked in her own car between clients, never in their presence and never in the health centre, but the management concluded that being in her own car was the same as being in the health centre. I wonder who gave this colleague a lift home thereafter. This type of mindset will always be with us. The internet has just magnified it. The causes will change, but the spiteful spirit will not go away.