Crozier v Michael Young Younger Homes Ltd [2011] NIIT 02444_10IT (10 June 2011)
The claimant was employed by Younger Homes Ltd, was eligible for redundancy payment due to lay off, gave valid notice, and was entitled to a redundancy payment calculated at the statutory maximum. All holiday pay and other sums due were already discharged.
- Citation
- [2011] NIIT 02444_10IT
- Parties
- Claimant: Jim Gerard Crozier; Respondent: Michael Young; Respondent: Younger Homes Ltd
- Jurisdiction
- Northern Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 10 June 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Industrial Tribunal / Final Decision
- Outcome
- Claim allowed in part; redundancy payment awarded; holiday pay claim dismissed.
- Legal Topics
- Redundancy Payment, Lay Off, Notice Period, Holiday Pay, Employment Contract, Employer Identification
Case Brief
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Parties
Jim Gerard Crozier
Claimant
Michael Young
Respondent
Younger Homes Ltd
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Industrial Tribunal / Final Decision
Legal Issues
- 1 Who was the claimant’s employer at the effective date of termination?
- 2 Was the claimant eligible for redundancy payment by reason of being laid off?
- 3 What amount of redundancy payment was due?
Ratio Decidendi
The claimant was employed by Younger Homes Ltd, was eligible for redundancy payment due to lay off, gave valid notice, and was entitled to a redundancy payment calculated at the statutory maximum. All holiday pay and other sums due were already discharged.
Court Disposition
Claim allowed in part; redundancy payment awarded; holiday pay claim dismissed.
Orders
- First named respondent (Michael Young) dismissed from proceedings.
- Second named respondent (Younger Homes Ltd) to pay claimant £3,420.00 as redundancy payment.
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