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A UK tribunal ruled Holiday Extras discriminated against remote worker Laura Tait, who has anxiety, ADHD, and autism, by refusing to let her turn off her camera during a video training session. The Croydon tribunal found the company failed to make reasonable adjustments. Compensation will be decided later.
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