David O'Sullivan's preliminary hearing held at Watford Employment Tribunal
O’Sullivan said, “This case goes to the heart of what rights employees have to protect themselves in the pandemic, and how far they can go in pursuing those rights.”
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O’Sullivan said, “This case goes to the heart of what rights employees have to protect themselves in the pandemic, and how far they can go in pursuing those rights.”
A colleague from Cricklewood garage commented, “Whatever the outcome, it will represent a victory because David has the power to fight the unjust forces against him and he has the following of his colleagues.”
Metroline’s request for a postponement may indicate the company’s nervousness over an increasingly high-profile case.
Drivers were keen to see a victory for O’Sullivan and wanted to discuss the programme of the London Bus Rank-and-File committee.