Paul Carlier tells employment tribunal his redundancy from foreign exchange department came after he raised concerns about currency trade A former foreign exchange trader at Lloyds Banking Group has accused the bank of making him redundant because he was a whistleblower after he raised concerns about the unit,including about a currency trade for supermarket Tesco.
According to evidence presented to a London employment tribunal, Paul Carlier claims his redundancy from the bailed-out bank in September 2014 was because he had “challenged the trade over various practices” and made “protected disclosures”.
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Source: theguardian.com