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The Employment Appeals Tribunal has held that an employee was automatically unfairly dismissed for making protected disclosures even though the individual who dismissed the employee did not know about the protected disclosure.
The Employment Rights Act 1996 states that a worker must not be subjected to any detriment by their employer because they have made a protected disclosure. If the main reason for the dismissal of an employee is because they have made a protected disclosure, the dismissal will be automatically unfair.
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Our new date for the forthcoming subscriber session is Wednesday 14th September 2016, at our Wakefield office. The course focuses on unfair dismissal and disciplinary and grievance procedures. The course will begin at 9:00am and will finish at approximately 1:00pm with complimentary lunch served afterwards.
The course is available for free to those companies who subscribe to our comprehensive ESP employment law package. Non-subscribers to the Scheme may attend at a cost of £195.00 plus VAT per delegate. If you wish to attend, please contact Sarah Wood by emailing
SarahWood@chadlaw.co.uk.
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ESP provides HR and Health & Safety Support for small and medium size businesses. We offer a comprehensive support package acting as your HR and Health & Safety department by looking after your needs on a day to day basis, giving you the confidence and freedom to manage
your employees effectively.
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Chadwick Lawrence LLP, a limited liability partnership (OC314811),
registered in England and Wales at registered office 13 Railway Street, Huddersfield HD1 1JS.
It is regulated by The Solicitors Regulation Authority of England and Wales
registration number 42488.
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