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Tribunals Should Consider All Events in Determining Intention in Potential TUPE Transfers

Tribunal Wrong in Failing to Take Consideration of Events after Transfer when Determining if TUPE Applied   When determining the “intention” of a party at the time of a service provision change, an employment tribunal should consider all facts available to it when deciding on intention  at the time of the change, and that includes events (or lack thereof) in […]

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Post created on: November 29th, 2015

ACAS Early Conciliation Not Needed if Permission to Amend Claim Granted

ACAS Early Conciliation Not Necessary for Making Additional Claim   In Science Warehouse Ltd v Mills, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT), Her Honour Judge Eady QC sitting alone, determined that an employment tribunal was entitled to exercise its judicial discretion to permit an amendment to a claim, and that while this amendment added a new […]

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Post created on: November 23rd, 2015

Continuity of Employment v TUPE

Schwarzenbach v Jones, and Hyde Housing v Layton   Schwarzenbach (t/a Thames-Side Court Estate) Estate v Jones If there is a change of an “associated employer”, there is not necessarily a change to the commencement of employment – regardless of who the employers (old & new) might be (Part XIV, Chapter I, Employment Rights Act […]

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Post created on: November 11th, 2015

It’s Called a “Living Wage”, but won’t be the Living Wage

Living Wage – In Name Only? In his emergency summer budget, Chancellor George Osbourne this week announced a new burden on the SMEs that employee around 15 million people[1].   The so-called (by the Chancellor) Living Wage will not be at the rate that the campaign group the Living Wage Foundation describe it as , […]

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Post created on: July 9th, 2015

Business Secretary Sajid Javid Not Looking at Beecroft Again

No Return to Beecroft’s No Fault Dismissals Speaking on the Andrew Marr show today, Sajid Javid said he won’t be Sajid Javid looking at “no fault dismissals” for small business . The Beecroft proposals – a report commissioned by the Prime Minister, written by Adrian Beecroft early during the previous coalition government’s term – included a […]

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Post created on: May 24th, 2015

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