Redundancy selection: Employer not obliged to reveal assessment details
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Boal v Gullick Dobson EAT/515/92 (0 other reports)
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Eaton Ltd v King and others [1995] IRLR 75 EAT (0 other reports)
In two recent cases, Boal and another v Gullick Dobson Ltd and Eaton Ltd v King and others the EAT holds that the employers, whose redundancy selection procedures were based on assessment of individual employees under various criteria, did not act unreasonably in refusing to disclose to employees details of the marks awarded. If employees were entitled to review their own assessments and those of others who were potential candidates for redundancy, the selection process could be intolerably protracted and utterly impractical.
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