article_snippet: Two 'petite' firearms officers who won a sex discrimination case over the size of Two 'petite' firearms officers who won a sex discrimination case over the size of their big guns big guns have spoken out against the 'malicious' police force amid claims Two 'petite' firearms officers who won a sex discrimination case over the size of their big guns are being 'starved' back to work.
article_snippet: Rachael Giles won Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles sex discrimination case against the Civil Nuclear Constabulary on the grounds Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles could not reach the trigger at a hearing in February last year.
article_snippet: Bullied: Firearms officer Rachael Giles, who sued the British Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) after claiming her firearm was too big for her small hand, says her has been bullied by the 'malicious' force .
article_snippet: Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles claimed at the original tribunal that Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles reputations were damaged because Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles unsuitable equipment - a Glock 17 - meant Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles received lower marks than men in firing range tests while protective gear was too big for Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles small heads and legs.
article_snippet: the original tribunal found the armed CNC the armed CNC guilty of indirect sex discrimination but dismissed claims of victimisation.
article_snippet: Petite: Both complained that the handle of Miss Wheatley Glock 17 pistol (pictured) was too big for Miss Wheatley hands .
article_snippet: The women were also left disappointed because The women felt nothing had changed in the force despite The women winning The women sex discrimination case last year.
article_snippet: However the tribunal did hear the constabulary has since ordered an equality impact assessment and offered both of the women the chance to re-take both of the women shooting tests with a G4 gun which has a smaller handle.
article_snippet: But Mr Cavanagh said: 'both had both rejected the offer that both could take the shooting test with a different gun with a smaller handle.'
article_snippet: the constabulary had applied to appeal the decision but the constabulary application to appeal was rejected in June 2014.
highlights_snippet: Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles won  case against the Civil Nuclear Constabulary last year on the grounds Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles could not reach the trigger .
  