How Can I Shame My Company More Now That I've Beat Them Via the WRC?

Can you not just move on with your life and put it down to a bad experience? You won the case, you were validated in your complaint. Your next company is going to have problems too, as well as the company after that.

All you lose is your money and mental health. These companies couldnt care less about you.

I've heard of the Streisand effect, is that the same?

Others have advised you to be careful about defamation and they are correct to warn you to take care. In a personal (don't know about a company) defamation, if the other party can prove your actions malicious and that they have suffered loss as a result of those actions then yes you can lose a defamation case, no matter how true the statements made were.

I know this sounds incredible but blame TV shows for people thinking differently.

I wouldn't bother shaming the company. I'd move on.

But I would send the details of the outcome of the case, what steps you took to take the case and who assisted you to any friends / colleagues that you might have in the company. Up to them to do with that info what they will.

Look Rosalinda. You won and got compensated - isnt that enough. It is a really small world and you really do not want to tar yourself as being a 'problem employee' that no employer wants to hire. You fought your battle and won and well done for that but it would be incredibly stupid to go any further and try and drag other employees into your battle and bitterness. It is very unfair that anyone that brings a case to the WRC could actually be damaging themselves rather than the company they work/worked for but thats the reality. An employee who runs to the WRC with problems previously is not attractive to any potential employer and yes this persons name does tend to get out. Its advisable for your own sake not to go any further with this.

Just move on with your life Rosalinda and dont give your old job another thought.

OP sounds like a pain for any employers. If I looked at your CV and checked on past employment, there would be zero chance I would have anything to do with you.

Wow, you're one of those bitter ones aren't you. Rather than the faux apology, you could have just deleted your rude comment before publihing.

Your post was long and uninteresting, so it was easy to miss something you said. Funny when people can't write something to hold everyone's attention and then gets snarky when asked a question.

my advice is to move on. You'll gain nothing good from sticking the boot in. And let's be honest, you wouldn't be doing it for the benefit of your ex-colleagues, because you were pretty clear in how you think of them in your OP. They weren't blessed with your superior intellect.

I've taken an ex-employer to the wrc. It was a single complaint and I won. I did it it for me. I could have convinced a few colleagues to do the same, but I got the result I wanted and anything more would have been spite. I never looked back and I am glad I didn't. Not long after, the company collapsed due to poor management.

Am strangely pleased that you are looking to get revenge as well as compensation.

Social media a good place to start, how about contacting some journalists too, local and national?

Companies, bad ones, get away with all sorts of nefarious behaviour because people are afraid of being seen as a troublemaker by potential employers. Glad to see that’s not stopping you.

I have already asked to OP to link the WRC decision.

But they have yet to do so.

I would be concerned it may not all be in their favour.