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She’s refused to be on screen. Now, she’s raking in the green. Money will soon be zooming to Laura Tait’s front door as the “anxious” work-from-home travel consultant has successfully sued her ex-employer for forcing her to be on camera during a business video call, infringing on her disability rights. An employment tribunal, held in South London, recently ruled Tait’s former company, Holiday Extras, a vacation ancillary service, failed to adequately provide “reasonable adjustments” to suit her anxiety, including the “ability to join meetings with camera off” and allowing her to do fewer voice calls during the workday, per reports. …
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