A pub manager has lost an employment tribunal after it heard Okell's Inns sacked him for not declaring a criminal conviction.
Paul Shane Tierney Miller moved from London to manage the British on North Quay in Douglas last August.
The heading was told he hadn't declared a spent conviction on a license application - which he should have done under Manx law - and so police planned to object to him becoming a responsible person on the pub's license, leading to his dismissal.
Chairman Douglas Stewart rejected his claim he'd been sacked for whistleblowing.
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