Cummins Confidential : Employment Judge Seamus Sweeney – Lord Sugar’s Barrister, The Media Weapon And The Missing Bundle
Early this morning, I found myself looking at a recommendation from Lord Sugar. Not for a new apprentice, a second-hand
Gemma Penk
Gemma Penk, Cummins coverage of her lying, bible-sworn testimony from TCAP, including the Senior HR Generalist’s role in the grievance, absence-management and tribunal record in case 2501831/2022. This archive brings the relevant articles, documents and corporate explanations together.
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : Ritz-Carlton Amman – Quiet Power, Loud Labour Citations
Cummins arrived at Ritz-Carlton Amman with two diesel generators, six bypass isolation transfer switches and the exquisite manners of a
Jiten’s Jobs : John Lewis II – The Partnership Has A Very Expensive Partner
Our first trip through Jiten Kotecha’s 2013 John Lewis placement found a £40 million holiday-pay correction, outsourced cleaners outside the
Cummins Confidential : Ethics Special – Don’t Speak Up
Before dismissing Lee Thompson, Cummins classified his complaint as “Retaliation”, called it “serious”, received 28 attachments and passed the investigation
Cummins Confidential Special : Surgical Summer – 162 Articles In 100 Days And We Are Fucking Winning
One hundred days ago, TCAP took its first birthday victory lap. I promised a surgical summer. Since then, 161 more
Cummins Confidential Special : “Owning Up To Our Messes” – A Century Without An Apology
Cummins “owning up to our messes” would be a lovely idea. It would also be a fucking first. Specifically, on
Cummins Confidential : Seamus Sweeney, The Microphone And The Coward’s Red Pen
What happens when a judge’s oral remarks appear considerably more inflammatory than the subsequently published reasons? TCAP examines Employment Judge Seamus Sweeney’s handling of the Cummins discrimination case, comparing recollections of the oral judgment with the written decision, medical evidence and witness statements. The microphone remembers. The fucking red pen apparently had other ideas.
Cummins Confidential : Wayne Anderson And The Trundle That Didn’t Make The Bundle
Edited 04/09/2026 to correct Miller’s title Wayne Anderson entered the witness box with something better than evidence served in advance:
Cummins Confidential : Natalie Morton – A Contrived, Staged Wages “Explanation” That Cummins Presented Mid-Trial To Keep Her Off Of The Stand
Natalie Morton led the Cummins grievance investigation, acknowledged that she had not verified disputed interview notes and later provided a four-page witness statement. After a prepared payroll explanation was presented at trial, TCAP withdrew a narrow wage claim and Morton never entered the witness box. The wages issue disappeared. The grievance questions fucking didn’t.