Nil by mouth

By Kate Hodgkiss 2003-07-04T00:00:00

Source: Jason Stavrou

The most common excuse paraded in front of industrial tribunals by those trying to defend themselves against allegations of harassment in the workplace is that it was just harmless banter. However, many of the people who attempt to use this escape clause don't even know what the term really means. ...

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