Car dealership bosses were right to fire the founder after racist and sexist comments
Bosses of the Big Motoring World car dealership were right to fire the millionaire founder because he made a series of racist and sexist comments, a High Court judge has found. Peter Waddell, 59, was sacked as CEO of in what he called a ‘planned coup’. The multi millionaire was accused of bullying and intimidating employees and an investigation upheld several complaints against him including that he used racist language. He made one comments about liking women ‘on their hands…











