A Glasgow chef sued the owners of the Corinthian after she claims she was "forced to give up her job".
But her claims were thrown out by an employment tribunal that found her refusal to return to work after being told she couldn't have the shifts she wanted "disruptive" to the firm's business.
The woman, known only as Ms M Carrington, worked 24 hours a week over Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Ingram Street venue as a pastry commis chef from November 2018 until lockdown hit in 2020.
