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XpertHR has 1 case report relating to the case: Cannon v Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council [1992] IRLR 474 EAT.
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Emmott applied
Source: Equal Opportunities Review  Date: 01-11-1992
In Cannon v Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (17 June 1992) EOR46B, the EAT directly applies the principles set out by the European Court of Justice in Emmott v Minister for Social Welfare EOR40A to hold that the time limit for bringing a complaint under EEC law in respect of a discriminatory redundancy payment did not begin to run until the provisions of the Employment Act 1989 removing the discriminatory treatment came into force.