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QUENTIN LETTS: My colleagues may consider me a wheezing old relic… but I'll defend to the death their right to say it! - Vimarsana News

QUENTIN LETTS: My colleagues may consider me a wheezing old relic… but I'll defend to the death their right to say it!

Judge Quill recently heard the case of a Kent nursing assistant in her 60s who claimed to have been a victim of discrimination. She alleged that a younger worker had said 'back in your day' to her.

Jean Landrigan | Obituary | Salem News - Vimarsana News

Jean Landrigan | Obituary | Salem News

Jean Landrigan passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Salem News on 2024-04-29.

HR Magazine - Saying "back in your day" could be age harassment, tribunal rules - Vimarsana News

HR Magazine - Saying "back in your day" could be age harassment, tribunal rules

Using the phrase “back in your day” would be considered age discrimination, an employment tribunal judge has ruled.

Saying this common phrase to older work colleagues could land you in legal trouble - Vimarsana News

Saying this common phrase to older work colleagues could land you in legal trouble

An employment tribunal judge said older workers could sue under discrimination law over the use of the comment because it relates to age.

Using the phrase 'back in your day' to an older work colleague could count as age harassment, employment judge rules - Vimarsana News

Using the phrase 'back in your day' to an older work colleague could count as age harassment, employment judge rules

Margaret Couperthwaite - who is in her 60s - sued for age harassment, alleging a younger colleague suggested an operation had been free on the NHS 'back in your day'