This week Simon, David and Imogen discuss the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) case of Moore v Phoenix Product Development Limited. We discuss the issues of the case, focusing on the Employee who was dismissed not having been afforded an appeal. The dismissal was found to be reasonable in all the circumstances and ultimately it was found that an appeal was not necessary on the facts.
We discussed the importance of the facts of the case in the EAT arriving at this decision, including that this was a dismissal for some other substantial reason (SOSR). We discuss the potential for this case to have been decided differently, should the actual reason for dismissal have been found to be conduct related on its facts.
We also discuss our team member Imogen moving into a new house... and a rather suspicious loft.
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Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Harassment and Bullying
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Managing Sickness Absence
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Menopause in the Workplace
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