Overview
- The Hamburg Labor Court has confirmed the dismissal of a former chief physician at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE) due to multiple proven instances of workplace misconduct.
- The court found the physician guilty of making racist remarks, including offensive comments about a Jordanian colleague, which it deemed violations of societal principles.
- Sexual harassment allegations were upheld, with the court citing inappropriate physical behavior toward two female colleagues as grounds for termination.
- The physician was also found to have threatened a colleague with false accusations as retaliation, further contributing to the justification for his dismissal.
- The physician's legal team has announced plans to appeal the ruling to the Hamburg State Labor Court, disputing the decision and witness testimonies.