after she couldn't fit her childcare obligations around a new shift pattern. The Glasgow Employment Tribunal ruled that Sky's treatment of call center worker Clare Urquart after she raised concerns over the new hours amounted to a breach of her employment contract, according to a judgment handed down Monday. The three-member panel, led by Judge Melanie Sangster, rejected Sky's argument that Urquart only eventually resigned because she had been offered a job with catalog retailer Argos. "It is not credible that the claimant. . .
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