A former receptionist has pocketed £23,000 ($32,000) after she was left out from the office pizza round in what has been described as a ‘campaign of victimisation’.
Malgorzata Lewicka was purposefully left out of the food order by bosses at the car dealership she worked at, according to the tribunal.
That tribunal heard that managers at the Hartwell Ford car dealership would ask staff for their takeaway orders once each month and buy them whatever they wanted, be it fish and chips, pizza, or other fast food, the Mirror reports.
However, Ms Lewicka says they deliberately didn’t ask her for an order in the aftermath of accusations she made against another member of staff of sexual discrimination.