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Employment-law

JGC v JGE

The tribunal found the claimant was wrongfully dismissed after refusing to sign replacement equity documents, and awarded $15,000 in compensation.

  • Benefits
  • Equity-incentives
  • Dismissal-without-just-cause-or-excuse
  • Wrongful-dismissal
  • Compensation
  • Employment-compensation
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Employment-law

JFR v JFT

The tribunal found the claimant was forced to resign after failing a PIP, but held the dismissal was for just cause or excuse and dismissed the claim.

  • Dismissal-without-just-cause-or-excuse
  • Forced-resignation
  • Performance-improvement-plan
  • Wrongful-dismissal
  • Employment-law
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Employment-law

JKP v JKQ

The tribunal held that the claimant was constructively dismissed after being told she would be terminated following maternity leave and awarded $19,800.

  • Constructive-dismissal
  • Discrimination
  • Pregnancy
  • Maternity-leave
  • Compensation-for-wrongful-dismissal
  • Pregnancy-discrimination
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Employment-law [2026] SGECT 1

JGP v JGQ

The tribunal held that the claimant was dismissed without just cause or excuse, awarded compensation for loss of income and harm, and dismissed her bonus claim.

  • Disciplinary-procedures
  • Due-inquiry
  • Wrongful-dismissal
  • Burden-of-proof
  • Discretionary-bonus-entitlement
  • Remedies-—-reinstatement-and-compensation
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Civil-procedure [2026] SGHCR 14

Daniel Seng Hock Chye v Denso International Asia Pte Ltd

The High Court Registrar struck out a wrongful dismissal claim for lacking any pleaded legal basis, rejecting reliance on retrenchment, Tripartite Guidelines, and psychiatric harm.

  • Striking-out
  • Wrongful-dismissal
  • Retrenchment/redundancy
  • Implied-term-of-mutual-trust-and-confidence
  • Psychiatric-injury
  • Tripartite-guidelines
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Employment-law [2026] SGDC 82

Zeus Matisse v ESA Security Pte. Ltd.

The District Court found the claimant was an employee of ESA Security, awarded unpaid statutory employment sums and CPF contributions, and dismissed the employer’s CPF counterclaim.

  • Contract-of-service-v-contract-for-services
  • Overtime-pay-for-shift-workers
  • Public-holiday-pay
  • Rest-day-pay
  • Annual-leave-entitlement
  • Medical-reimbursement-under-employment-act
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Employment-law [2026] SGHC 2

KANAN PACKRISAMY V HERBAL PHARM PTE. LTD. & 3 ORS

High Court judgment on wrongful dismissal, bonus entitlement, and counterclaims for alleged misappropriation in a family-run pharmaceutical group.

  • Wrongful-dismissal
  • Constructive-dismissal
  • Unilateral-variation-of-employment-terms
  • Misappropriation-and-conversion
  • Forfeiture-of-bonuses
  • Disciplinary-procedure-and-natural-justice
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Employment-law [2025] SGHC(A) 12

EDDIE TAN TUNG WEE v SINGAPORE HEALTH SERVICES PTE LTD

The Appellate Division held that the employer was not contractually required to give the employee a separate chance to answer later audit findings before dismissal.

  • Wrongful-dismissal
  • Termination
  • Procedural-fairness
  • Natural-justice
  • Disciplinary-proceedings
  • Data-breach
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Employment-law [2025] SGHC 26

Georg Alexander Höptner v Three Fins Pte Ltd

The High Court held that the claimant was wrongfully dismissed and awarded termination and notice-related damages, finding no valid contractual basis for dismissal for cause.

  • Termination-for-cause
  • Summary-dismissal
  • Unfair-dismissal
  • Bonuses-and-contractual-entitlements
  • Due-inquiry-before-dismissal
  • Contractual-interpretation-of-wages-in-lieu
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Employment-law [2025] SGHC 10

EDDIE TAN TUNG WEE v SINGAPORE HEALTH SERVICES PTE LTD

The High Court held that a neurosurgeon’s repeated unauthorised access to patient records was gross misconduct, justifying summary dismissal and defeating his wrongful dismissal claim.

  • Unfair-dismissal
  • Termination-for-gross-misconduct
  • Patient-confidentiality
  • Unauthorised-access-to-electronic-medical-records
  • Disciplinary-proceedings
  • Whistleblowing
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