Hotel manager fired for having sex' with colleague wins employment tribunal case
Briefly

Sebastian Kedracki, a hotel manager, won an unfair dismissal claim after being fired for inappropriate behavior that included playing music and alleged misconduct in a hotel room. The employment tribunal examined the specifics of his case, which involved a festive evening of drinking and dancing with a colleague. Despite loud music complaints from hotel guests, the tribunal ruled in Kedracki's favor, highlighting considerations of fairness in employment decisions and the need to differentiate between personal conduct and professional repercussions.
Kedracki's dismissal, viewed as unfair, revolved around the circumstances of the incident, showcasing an unusual blend of workplace behavior and personal misconduct that strayed from typical employer expectations.
The tribunal's decision emphasizes the importance of fair treatment in employment, particularly when personal actions might not warrant immediate termination without further consideration of context.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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