Jeanne v Jersey Telecom Ltd. [2009] JLR_Note 35 (08 July 2009)
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The court determined whether the termination of employment constituted wrongful dismissal under Jersey law.
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Jeanne
ApplicantJersey Telecom Ltd.
Respondent03
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Employment / Judgment
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wrongful dismissal
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Jersey Law
Wrongful dismissal principles under Jersey employment law
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The court determined whether the termination of employment constituted wrongful dismissal under Jersey law.
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