Allen & Ors v Murdoch [2009] UKEAT 0361_09_0910 (9 October 2009)
Claims for redundancy payment and holiday pay arising from actual dismissal are excluded from the statutory grievance procedure by regulation 6(5) of the 2004 Regulations; claims for unpaid wages and pay in lieu of notice fall under breach of contract jurisdiction and are not subject to section 32 of the Employment...
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- Citation
- [2009] UKEAT 0361_09_0910
- Parties
- Appellants: Mesdames Allen, Barham and Palmer; Respondent: Mr Andy Murdoch
- Jurisdiction
- United Kingdom
- Judgment Date
- 09 October 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Employment Tribunal Appeal / Appeal Against Pre Acceptance Rejection of Claims
- Outcome
- Appeal allowed
- Legal Topics
- Statutory Grievance Procedure, Redundancy Payment, Holiday Pay, Unpaid Wages, Jurisdiction of Employment Tribunal
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Parties
Mesdames Allen, Barham and Palmer
Appellants
Mr Andy Murdoch
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Employment Tribunal Appeal / Appeal Against Pre Acceptance Rejection of Claims
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether statutory grievance procedure applies to claims for redundancy payment, holiday pay, and unpaid wages
- 2 Whether claims are justiciable in the Employment Tribunal without compliance with statutory grievance procedure
Ratio Decidendi
Claims for redundancy payment and holiday pay arising from actual dismissal are excluded from the statutory grievance procedure by regulation 6(5) of the 2004 Regulations; claims for unpaid wages and pay in lieu of notice fall under breach of contract jurisdiction and are not subject to section 32 of the Employment Act 2002. Therefore, all claims are justiciable in the Employment Tribunal without compliance with the statutory grievance procedure.
Court Disposition
Appeal allowed
Orders
- All claims raised by the Claimants in their Form ET1 shall be accepted and adjudicated upon by the Employment Tribunal.
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