Ainsworth v Inland Revenue, Court of Appeal, 22 April 2005
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Rodway needed a day off to look after his son, but his request for one day's parental leave was refused, as his job could not be covered. He did not turn up for work and was given a formal warning for non-attendance.
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Stanley started working as a lifeguard in 1996, and complained in 1999 about being bullied by her colleague, Appleby. No action was taken other than an informal discussion of the complaint with Appleby
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Retirement restrictions
Cross and others v British Airways plc, EAT, 23 March 2005 -
Christopher Chorley (CC), James Chorley (JC) and David Forshaw (DF) were employed by Archcraft Ltd. The father of JC and...
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Corporate Express Ltd v Day, High Court (QBD), 17 December 2004Day worked for Corporate Express Ltd (CE) as a sales...
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Case round-up: correction
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Protection of trade unionists
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When is an employee still considered an employee?Cable & Wireless v Muscat, Employment Appeal TribunalMuscat was employed by EIL until,...
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Time on call does not always qualify as ‘hours of work’P&O Ferries (Bermuda) Ltd v Spencer, Employment Appeal TribunalSpencer was...
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R (on the application of B) v Governors of Denbigh High School, Court of Appeal
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A round-up of recent decisions