India, Nov. 1 -- A UK-based charity has been ordered to pay £2,160 (approximately Rs.2.7 lakh) in compensation to a former employee after she was unfairly dismissed following a workplace dispute in which her boss allegedly screamed "I am the CEO" in her face.

According to a report by The Independent, Julie Mayes, a community support worker at The Carrbridge Centre in Wirral, Merseyside, was dismissed after raising concerns about the behaviour of the charity's chief executive, Matthew Gibbs.

The Liverpool Employment Tribunal heard that Gibbs frequently shouted and swore at employees, threw boxes and behaved aggressively towards volunteers. Mayes also alleged that he used inappropriate sexualised language and once jumped onto a table...