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9. Iceland Frozen Foods Ltd v Jones
Since this is one of the key cases setting out the Range of Reasonable Responses test it has a place close to my heart: Iceland Frozen Foods Ltd v Jones is so fundamental to the law of unfair dismissal it almost … Continue reading
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Tagged Iceland Frozen Foods, Range of Reasonable responses, substitution mindset
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8. Carmichael & anor v National Power plc
Employment status is in the news – but there is nothing new about the issue. Carmichael & anor v National Power is about whether power station tour guides were employees. What does the case tell us about ‘looking at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmichael v national power, Employment status, mutuality of obligation
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7. Delabole Slate Ltd v Berriman
It’s time we talked about TUPE – No really, its fine. Delabole Slate Ltd v Berriman is a nice and neat Court of Appeal case about just what is meant by an ETO reason. That’s the reason you have to establish to … Continue reading
6. Western Excavating v Sharp
This episode looks at Western Excavating v Sharp – the case defines what ‘constructive dismissal’ means in unfair dismissal law. We look at how the case could have been decided differently and see how the Court of Appeal’s ruling paved … Continue reading
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Tagged constructive dismissal, Western Excavating v Sharp
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5. High Heels and Sex Discrimination
Following the Women and Equalities Committee report: High Heels and Workplace Dress Codes, this episode looks at how case law has approached the issue of dress codes and sex discrimination. Key cases featured: Peake v Automotive Products Schmidt v Austics … Continue reading
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Tagged dress codes, High Heels, nicola thorpe, sex discrimination
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