Teacher ‘bullied out of job by unruly pupil’ loses case against department
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A North West teacher who claimed she was driven out of her job by a troubled pupil’s relentless bullying has lost her bid to have her resignation declared a constructive dismissal.
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A North West teacher who claimed she was driven out of her job by a troubled pupil’s relentless bullying has lost her bid to have her resignation declared a constructive dismissal.
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