In this week’s episode of Having a NatteRR, David and Simon discuss the case of In Richardson v West Midlands Trains Ltd, in which the Claimant won his claim of unfair dismissal after being sacked for played two pranks, involving placing, firstly, a tarantula’s shed exoskeleton, and, subsequently, a snakeskin in a colleague’s pigeonhole.
The Tribunal ordered the Respondent to pay the Claimant £22,571.22, representing his loss of earnings until 6 July 2023, plus £704.99 per week from 7 July 2023 until reinstatement.
The boys discuss where the Respondent went wrong.
In addition, the “banter section” hits a new low.
Having A NatteRR - Interview with Danny Posthill
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 11
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 10
Having A NatteRR - Interview with Ann Francke OBE (Chief Executive of the Chartered Management Institute)
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 9
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Furloughed Workers
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 8
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 7
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 6
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 5
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 4
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 3
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 2
Having A NatteRR - Series 2: Episode 1
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Employers: Keep Calm and Listen to Sexual Harassment Claims
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Grievance Investigations and Hearings
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Harassment and Bullying
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Managing Sickness Absence
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Menopause in the Workplace
Having A NatteRR - Webinar: Redundancy
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