Dacas v Brook Street Bureau (UK) Ltd [2004] IRLR 358 CA
Reports relating to this case:
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Agency workers may gain pensions
- Date:
- 1 June 2004
Enterprises engaging agency workers through employment bureaux on a long-term basis should be aware that such workers could become their employees.
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Employment status/agency worker: Worker not employee of agency
- Date:
- 7 May 2004
In Brook Street (UK) Ltd v Dacas, the Court of Appeal holds that where an agency's obligations to a worker (who provides his or her services to an end-user) do not extend to an obligation to continue providing that worker with work, and where that worker is under no obligation to continue working or to accept any placement offered to them by the agency, there can be no mutuality of obligations between those parties.
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Case round up
- Date:
- 1 April 2004
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Court of Appeal changes temp rules
- Date:
- 1 April 2004
Organisations could face unfair dismissal claims from temporary workers after the Court of Appeal ruled that employers could be held liable for agency staff.
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Temporary solutions could cause long-term problems
- Date:
- 23 March 2004
A Court of Appeal ruling on agency workers has made a clear signal to employers to avoid using temporary staff on anything but the most short-term jobs.
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Tribunal ruling leaves employers vulnerable
- Date:
- 16 March 2004
Employers have been left open to a range of tribunal claims after a legal ruling found that bosses and not recruitment agencies can be held liable for temporary employees.
