Tarmac Roadstone Holdings Ltd v M Peacock, B Lockwood and J Young
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Tarmac Roadstone Holdings Ltd v M Peacock, B Lockwood and J Young [1973] IRLR 157 CA (0 other reports)
The facts
The respondents, whose contracts of employment with the appellant company provided that a normal week should consist of 40 hours, regularly worked 57 hours per week. A term in their conditions of employment provided that they should work overtime in accordance with the demands of the industry during the normal week and/or at weekends. They were dismissed for redundancy and claimed that their redundancy pay should be calculated on the basis of a 57-hour working week.
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