Social workers sacked over Baby P lose their appeal

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Social workers sacked over Baby P lose their appeal

By Mark Pack | Sat 23rd October 2010 - 8:55 am

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From the Evening Standard:

Two social workers sacked over the Baby P tragedy have lost their claim for unfair dismissal, it emerged today.

Gillie Christou and Maria Ward claimed they were unjustly fired by Haringey council in response to the public outcry about the toddler’s horrific death.

But an employment tribunal panel ruled that the local authority acted reasonably in dismissing them because of serious failings in their care of the child.

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