Sick-pay change justified
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O'Dea v Bonart Ltd [1997] IT/1700168/97 (0 other reports)
In O'Dea v Bonart Ltd the employment tribunal held that an employer was justified in telling a disabled employee on sick leave that the guidelines in his contract of employment on sick pay did not apply and payment would be made at the management's discretion.
Over a three-year period up to December 1996, Mr O'Dea, who was registered disabled because of a leg injury suffered in a road accident, had taken 107 days' sickness leave.
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