Unfair Dismissal
Employer: The Retreats (Cambridge) Ltd
The claim for pregnancy and maternity discrimination was dismissed upon withdrawal, but the claim for automatic unfair dismissal succeeded.
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Employer: The Retreats (Cambridge) Ltd
The claim for pregnancy and maternity discrimination was dismissed upon withdrawal, but the claim for automatic unfair dismissal succeeded.
Employer: Enable Health Ltd
The Claimant's application for interim relief failed and was dismissed.
Employer: Oxfordshire County Council
The complaints of direct race discrimination and harassment related to race failed and were dismissed because the tribunal found no less favourable treatment or unwanted conduct related to race.
Employer: IQVIA Ltd and Ms S Tranter
The claimant failed to prove that her impairment was likely to last 12 months at the relevant time, as the evidence showed her pain had substantially resolved within 3 months.
Employer: Leadiant Biosciences Ltd and Essetifin S.P.A
The claimant's application for interim relief did not succeed and was dismissed.
Employer: Nuclear Waste Services Ltd
All discrimination, harassment, victimisation, equal pay, and constructive unfair dismissal claims were dismissed on their merits, and the only breach (failure to provide updated particulars) attracted no award.
Employer: The Ministry of Justice
The Tribunal refused the claimant's application for interim relief.
Employer: Mr D Turner and Mrs M Turner T/a The Nook Cafe
The Claimant succeeded in part on her claims for unauthorised deductions and failure to provide a s.1 statement, but all other complaints (including automatic unfair dismissal, discrimination, harassment, and detriment) were dismissed.
Employer: Your Sign Shop Ltd
The claimant succeeded in all claims (redundancy payment, holiday pay, notice pay) as the respondent failed to attend or defend the proceedings.
Employer: Your World Healthcare
The claimant's complaint of unlawful deductions from wages was well-founded and allowed.
Employer: CGS Administrative Services Ltd
The constructive unfair dismissal claim was dismissed because the claimant failed to prove a fundamental breach of contract or that he resigned in response to such a breach; the holiday pay claim succeeded for two days' pay.
Employer: Norfolk County Council
The Tribunal found that the complaints of direct discrimination, failure to make reasonable adjustments, victimisation, and the claim for redundancy pay were not well founded.
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