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Weddall v Barchester Healthcare Ltd, Wallbank v Wallbank Fox Designs Ltd - vicarious liability for violent employees
Whether an employer is vicariously liable for a criminal…
Posted: 25/01/12
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Roberts v North West Ambulance Service - no requirement that PCP be specifically applied to disabled person
In disability discrimination reasonable adjustments… Continue Reading
Posted: 25/01/12
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Amin v Wincanton Group Ltd - failure to provide full F&BPs does not go to the tribunal's jurisdiction.
An employment tribunal has no jurisdiction to consider… Continue Reading
Posted: 25/01/12
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Whitbread v Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - from when does 42 day appeal time limit run?
(i) An appeal to the EAT must be lodged within 42… Continue Reading
Posted: 25/01/12
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Sharma v New College Nottingham - deposit should not be ordered where central core of facts is in dispute
An employment tribunal should approach the question… Continue Reading
Posted: 25/01/12
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