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A special needs school in Limerick must pay teacher Susan Quain €40,000 after a ruling that she was constructively dismissed due to unaddressed bullying over nearly five years.
A Limerick special needs school must pay teacher Susan Quain €40,000 after the Workplace Relations Commission ruled she was constructively dismissed due to the school’s failure to properly address her bullying complaint over nearly five years.
The WRC found the school’s delayed response, dismissal of her concerns, and failure to act on disciplinary recommendations made continued employment intolerable.
The school’s claims that Quain had already decided to leave or was a “serial complainer” were rejected, as was its argument that she had no intent to return.
The decision highlights the need for timely, fair handling of workplace complaints, especially in education.
Una escuela con necesidades especiales en Limerick debe pagar a la maestra Susan Quain 40.000 euros después de que se dictaminara que fue despedida de manera constructiva debido a un acoso no abordado durante casi cinco años.