‘I’m no bully’ says warehouse worker sacked for doing Michael Jackson ‘hee hees’ at colleague

Lucasz Zawadzki was awarded £10,000 in compensation after an employment tribunal found he was unfairly dismissed from the Co-operative warehouse in Manchester. He was accused of making inappropriate Michael Jackson impersonations and monkey noises, but the judge concluded there was insufficient evidence of bullying or harassment, noting that his conduct was juvenile but not offensive to the colleague who complained.

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