BMW bosses unfairly dismissed disabled worker after spying on him

Managers believed Mohamed Kerita, who was signed off with back pain, was exaggerating his symptoms, tribunal hears

A disabled BMW worker was discriminated against and unfairly dismissed after bosses authorised covert surveillance on him, believing he was exaggerating his back pain, a tribunal has found.

Mohamed Kerita, who worked in the firm's manufacturing factory, suffered with back pain from 2017, the tribunal in Reading heard.