Reasoning of the ET and Approach of the EAT
March 24, 2025
REASONING OF THE ET In Meek v City of Birmingham District Council [1987] IRLR 250, the Court of Appeal made clear that, while the decision of an ET is
REASONING OF THE ET In Meek v City of Birmingham District Council [1987] IRLR 250, the Court of Appeal made clear that, while the decision of an ET is
List of Issues Not a substitute The list of issues is a useful case management tool but it does not act as a substitute for the actual claim, and
Amendments: an introduction The Employment Tribunal Procedure Rules 2024 set out their overriding objective at rule 3(1), namely to deal with cases fairly and justly, and require that tribunals
The following is taken from the judgment in Vaultex v Bialas [2024] EAT 19 where an appeal was upheld that the tribunal had wrongly substituted its own view of
“The Judgment of the majority of the Tribunal, Employment Judge dissenting, is as follows…” So begins the judgment of Davies v Blackburn BC in the Manchester Employment Tribunal. I
100% Work from Home? The Flexible Working case of Wilson v FCA The recent case of Wilson v FCA is of interest. As many employers increasingly mandate employees to
