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Camilla Palmer, employment lawyer who represents women in such cases, says this is rubbish. Helena Darbyshire, also an employment lawyer, says there are financial reasons why this is the case and says banks are starting to fight back. Both employment lawyers join Jenni to put forward their side of the case.
