MacLynn v Census Financial Planning (NI)... J H Financial Planning Ltd, t/... [2013] NIIT 1384_13IT (17 December 2013)
There was no persuasive evidence of a transfer of an economic entity retaining its identity between Census and JHFP, nor evidence of an organised grouping of employees for a service provision change. The employment of claimants by JHFP was not conditional on any transfer, and the facts did not satisfy the legal requirements for TUPE or SPC transfers.
- Citation
- [2013] NIIT 1384_13IT
- Parties
- Claimant: Deborah MacLynn; Claimant: Julie Cunningham; Claimant: Natasha Metcalfe; Claimant: Jemma McCracken; Claimant: Gail Black; Claimant: Zoe Anyon; Claimant: Lisa Clarke; Respondent: Census Financial Planning (NI) Ltd; Respondent: J H Financial Planning Ltd, t/a Premier Financial Planning
- Jurisdiction
- Northern Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 17 December 2013
- Procedural Posture
- Industrial Tribunal / Interlocutory Decision on Transfer of Undertaking/service Provision Change
- Outcome
- All claims against JHFP dismissed; JHFP dismissed from proceedings; claims against Census to be relisted.
- Legal Topics
- Transfer of Undertaking, Service Provision Change, Redundancy, Unfair Dismissal, TUPE, SPC
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Parties
Deborah MacLynn
Claimant
Julie Cunningham
Claimant
Natasha Metcalfe
Claimant
Jemma McCracken
Claimant
Gail Black
Claimant
Zoe Anyon
Claimant
Lisa Clarke
Claimant
Census Financial Planning (NI) Ltd
Respondent
J H Financial Planning Ltd, t/a Premier Financial Planning
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Industrial Tribunal / Interlocutory Decision on Transfer of Undertaking/service Provision Change
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether there was a transfer of an undertaking under TUPE between Census and JHFP
- 2 Whether there was a service provision change under SPC
Ratio Decidendi
There was no persuasive evidence of a transfer of an economic entity retaining its identity between Census and JHFP, nor evidence of an organised grouping of employees for a service provision change. The employment of claimants by JHFP was not conditional on any transfer, and the facts did not satisfy the legal requirements for TUPE or SPC transfers.
Court Disposition
All claims against JHFP dismissed; JHFP dismissed from proceedings; claims against Census to be relisted.
Orders
- JHFP dismissed from proceedings
- Claims against JHFP dismissed
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