She worked as a cabin crew member for SAS for nine years. After being diagnosed with chronic alcoholism, she was stopped from flying, and later the company also fired her. The woman then sued SAS for discrimination – but now the parties have agreed on a solution.
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She worked as a cabin crew member for SAS for nine years. After being diagnosed with chronic alcoholism, she was stopped from flying, and later the company also fired her. The woman then sued SAS for discrimination – but now the parties have agreed on a solution.