A woman who took the bosses of a charity cafe in Lanarkshire to an employment tribunal over accusations she was discriminated against and victimised has had her claim thrown out.
Natalie Barnett threatened to "destroy" Windmills Cafe after she was accused of breaking the charity's child protection rules by befriending a youngster on social media. The Motherwell cafe provides training for disabled and vulnerable young people to help them into employment.
Barnett, who suffers from MS, accused her former employee of breaching "current disability legislation" before taking them to an employment tribunal over claims that she was sacked as an act of "victimisation".
