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A former Swiss Re underwriter, based in its London office, who last year won a sex and maternity discrimination employment tribunal against the reinsurance giant, is now claiming £5.1 million in damages.
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Swiss Re, Employment tribunal, Sex discrimination, Maternity, Claims, Damages, Insurance, Reinsurance, London, Europe
