Cleaner at law firm fired for eating discarded tuna sandwich: report
A cleaner at a top London law firm was axed for eating a leftover tuna sandwich she found left behind in a meeting room, according to a legal affairs website RollOnFriday.
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A cleaner at a top London law firm was axed for eating a leftover tuna sandwich she found left behind in a meeting room, according to a legal affairs website RollOnFriday.
A woman is taking legal action against the cleaning company that employed her after she was fired for eating a leftover sandwich
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