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Award of Seven Weeks’ Pay for Election Failures Too High

Acas Code Applied to Dismissal for Some Other Substantial Reason

Doyle Clayton is UK Member of ELLINT an International Network Specialising in Employment Law
Insights
Victimisation and Discrimination — Important Lessons for Employers

Start Date Not Brought Forward By Attending Client Meeting

Bankers Contractually Entitled to Bonus Payments

Victimisation Taking Place After Termination is Unlawful

Employer Not Entitled to Award Lower of Two Pay Increases

Homophobic Comments Were Evidence of Discrimination

EAT Considers Whether Pre-existing Consultative Body Could be Consulted over Redundancies

No Obligation to Inform and Consult in Respect of Employees Employed in Part of Business Not Transferred

Beware of Obligation to Provide Agency Worker Information

Dismissal of Underperforming Employee was Redundancy

Disagreement Over Pay and Terms: No Breach of Trust and Confidence

Employee Awarded £72,000 after Exclusion from Voluntary Redundancy Scheme

Dismissal Fair Despite Failure to Follow Acas Code

Recruitment Tests Not Suitable for Redundancy Selection

Dismissal Fair Despite Optimistic Occupational Health Report

Whistleblowing Laws Apply to Disclosures Made After Termination
