On appeal
This report relates to 3 case(s)
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Middlesbrough Borough Council v TGWU and another [2002] IRLR 332 EAT
(1 other report)
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- Date:
- 1 August 2001
In Middlesbrough Borough Council v Transport and General Workers' Union and another, the EAT upholds an employment tribunal's finding of fact that an employer failed to consult representatives of two trade unions that it recognised, in respect of more than 100 employees whom it was proposing to make redundant within 90 days, about ways of avoiding the dismissals.
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Morrow v Safeway Stores plc [2002] IRLR 9 EAT
(2 other reports)
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- Date:
- 18 December 2001
When disciplining staff in public over a 'buy one, get one free' promotion causes a case of constructive dismissal
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- Date:
- 3 December 2001
In Morrow v Safeway Stores plc, the EAT holds that any breach of the implied duty of trust and confidence will inevitably be repudiatory, entitling the employee to resign and claim constructive dismissal.
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Thompson v SCS Consulting Ltd and others [2001] IRLR 801 EAT
(3 other reports)
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- Date:
- 15 January 2002
The EAT holds in Thompson v SCS Consulting Ltd and others that an employment tribunal was entitled to find that an employee who was dismissed by the receivers of an insolvent transferor at the request of the transferee prior to the transfer of the undertaking, in circumstances where all employees would have been dismissed had the transferee not taken over the business, was dismissed for an "economic, technical or organisational" reason within the meaning of the TUPE Regulations.
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- Date:
- 1 October 2001
Two apparently contradictory judgements address whether treatment must have any material consequences to constitute a detriment under discrimination law. Plus, cases on Tupe, termination payments and unfair dismissal for misconduct unrelated to employment
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- Date:
- 18 September 2001
This week's case roundup, covering a pre-transfer of undertakings dismissal and sex discrimination.
Continuing our regular series spelling out the implications
of important cases heard recently in the appeal courts. Paul White and
Charlotte Hamer look at the issues.
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