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Not letting WFH staff join video meetings with their camera off can be disability discrimination, tribunal rules

  • Posted on July 23, 2026
  • By Daily Mail
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Not letting WFH staff join video meetings with their camera off can be disability discrimination, tribunal rules
Not letting WFH staff join video meetings with their camera off can be disability discrimination, tribunal rules

Companies that demand employees join video meetings with their cameras on could be classed as disability discrimination under UK employment law.
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