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29 May 20266018520/2024

Employment Tribunal - Multiple Claims

Employer: I

All of the claimant's claims (sexual harassment, victimisation, whistleblowing detriment, health and safety detriment, unfair dismissal, and automatically unfair dismissal) were dismissed as not well-founded.

Claim dismissed
19 May 20266025015/2025

Unfair Dismissal / Wrongful Dismissal

Employer: Dawat-E-Islami

Both claims were dismissed because the tribunal found the employer genuinely believed the claimant committed gross misconduct, had reasonable grounds for that belief (based on the recording and admissions), carried out a sufficient investigation, and dismissal was a reasonable response.

Claim dismissed
8 May 20261804451/2025

Victimisation

Employer: The Hall Thornton Dale Ltd

The claimant failed to prove that any alleged detrimental treatment was because of her protected act, as the evidence showed the manager had no issue with her work and the allocation of tasks was not linked to the grievance.

Claim dismissed
22 Apr 20266003528/2025

Part-time Workers (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000

Employer: First West Yorkshire Ltd

The Tribunal ruled that Adam Taylor was a comparable full-time worker, but Theresa Claase was not because she was an apprentice at the material time.

Mixed outcome
22 Apr 20266023543/2024

Failure to make reasonable adjustments

Employer: Royal Mail Group Ltd

The claim was dismissed under rule 47 because the claimant failed to attend the hearing and provided no explanation for his absence.

Claim dismissed
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