Worker claims discrimination after being denied festival time off

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Sept, 01:50 · Archive

A worker is suing after her employer refused to grant her time off for a music festival she described as spiritually significant.

Sarah Sadler requested annual leave to attend 2000 Trees Festival, which she said held 'spiritual significance' for her. Her employer refused the request, and she has brought a discrimination claim against them.

How it is being reported

• It's my right to rock! Marketing exec sued for discrimination when she couldn't get time off for festivalSarah Sadler, 49, requested to use her annual leave to go to 2000 Trees Festival, an event she described as being of 'spiritual significance' to her - but her bosses refused.Daily Mail · 24 Sept, 01:34
• Charity worker sues for discrimination after being denied time off for music festivalSarah Sadler claimed that the festival held ‘spiritual significance’ for herThe Independent · 23 Sept, 15:21

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