Permanently ill employee did not transfer under TUPE
An employee who had been unable to work due to illness for 6 years and would not be returning to work was not assigned to the group transferring under TUPE.
An employee who had been unable to work due to illness for 6 years and would not be returning to work was not assigned to the group transferring under TUPE.
An employee was unfairly dismissed in circumstances where heavy influence from the Human Resources department had led to the investigating officer changing his recommendation from a final warning to immediate dismissal.
A victimisation claim can succeed where a person is treated less favourably because someone else has made an allegation of discrimination and in the employer’s mind the two people are associated.
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