A woman working for Nottingham University Hospitals Trust has spoken out about her experience of racism, bullying and harassment at the organisation – and told directors that it is “still happening”.
Onyinye Enwezor told the trust’s board she felt she was discriminated against when applying for a more senior role at Queen’s Medical Centre in 2015.
The trust, which also runs Nottingham City Hospital, was told by the health watchdog, the Care Quality Commission (CQC), last year that there was “a culture of bullying” at the organisation, as well as inadequate leadership and incidents of racial discrimination.
