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Employment law

Sylvia Sudra v Gallery Café And Deli

The Tribunal found the claimant had resigned, not been dismissed, so unfair and wrongful dismissal claims failed. It awarded ÂŁ127.50 for holiday pay.

  • Unfair dismissal
  • Wrongful dismissal
  • Holiday pay
  • Resignation
  • Notice period
  • Unfair-dismissal
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Employment law

Julian Radcliffe v States Employment Board

The Tribunal rejected Julian Radcliffe’s constructive unfair dismissal claim, holding that the Respondent’s conduct, though clumsy and distressing, was not a repudiatory breach.

  • Constructive dismissal
  • Breach of contract
  • Mutual trust and confidence
  • Employment restructuring
  • Resignation
  • Constructive-dismissal
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Employment law [2019] JRC 169

De Sousa v Danny Yau Limited trading as Princess Garden 02-Sep-2019

De Sousa v Danny Yau Limited trading as Princess Garden 02-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 169 (02 September 2019)

The Royal Court dismissed an appeal in an unfair dismissal case, holding that the employee’s unexplained absence and failure to communicate could be treated as resignation.

  • Unfair dismissal
  • Resignation
  • Termination of employment
  • Mutual obligation
  • Good faith
  • Statutory rights
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Employment law

Mr M Le Lay v States Employment Board

The Tribunal struck out Mr M Le Lay’s constructive unfair dismissal complaint as out of time and held that his effective date of termination was 16 December 2014.

  • Constructive unfair dismissal
  • Time limits for presenting complaint
  • Effective date of termination
  • Resignation without notice
  • Cooling off period
  • Constructive-unfair-dismissal
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