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Employment law [2010] UKEAT 0377_09_2801

Dean v. Latona Luxury Ltd (Rev 1)

Dean v. Latona Luxury Ltd (Rev 1) [2010] UKEAT 0377_09_2801 (28 January 2010)

The EAT allowed a partial appeal, holding that a staff announcement promising continuity meant the claimant remained entitled to prior pay terms, including unpaid wages.

  • Implied terms in contract of employment
  • Variation of employment terms
  • Construction of employment contract
  • Holiday pay
  • Unpaid wages
  • Statutory grievance procedure
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Employment law [2000] UKEAT 877_00_1711

Elliott v. Gamble Kitchen Rental Ltd

Elliott v. Gamble Kitchen Rental Ltd [2000] UKEAT 877_00_1711 (17 November 2000)

The Employment Appeal Tribunal dismissed an ex parte appeal against a finding of fair dismissal, holding the employment terms change was consensual and the misconduct finding was reasonably reached.

  • Unfair dismissal
  • Variation of employment terms
  • Gross misconduct
  • Reasonableness of dismissal
  • Unfair-dismissal
  • Gross-misconduct
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Employment law [2000] EAT 1296_99_0407

Fox v. Quit

Fox v. Quit [2000] EAT 1296_99_0407 (4 July 2000)

The EAT dismissed Ms Fox’s appeal, holding that removal of the £3.50 meal-break payment was an agreed contractual variation, not an unlawful deduction.

  • Unlawful deduction from wages
  • Affirmation of contract
  • Variation of employment terms
  • Written statement of employment particulars
  • Unlawful-deduction-from-wages
  • Variation-of-employment-terms
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Employment law [1998] UKEAT 1043_97_1805

Bentley v Inland Revenue

Bentley v Inland Revenue [1998] UKEAT 1043_97_1805 (18 May 1998)

Employment Appeal Tribunal dismissed Mr Bentley’s appeal at a preliminary hearing, holding that no point of law arose from the Industrial Tribunal’s decision.

  • Unfair dismissal
  • Variation of employment terms
  • Procedural review
  • Unfair-dismissal
  • Employment-appeals
  • Tribunal-procedure
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Employment law [1998] UKEAT 47_98_0103

Barker v Ockbrook School

Barker v Ockbrook School [1998] UKEAT 47_98_0103 (1 March 1998)

The Employment Appeal Tribunal dismissed Mrs Barker’s appeal, holding that reduced teaching hours did not amount to a fundamental breach or constructive dismissal.

  • Constructive dismissal
  • Contract interpretation
  • Variation of employment terms
  • Constructive-dismissal
  • Employment-contract-interpretation
  • Variation-of-employment-terms
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Employment law [1998] UKEAT 591_97_2702

Cornwall County Care Ltd v Brightman & Ors

Cornwall County Care Ltd v Brightman & Ors [1998] UKEAT 591_97_2702 (27 February 1998)

Employment Appeal Tribunal held that dismissals linked to a transfer of undertaking were automatically unfair, but the employees were entitled to compensation, not continued old terms.

  • Transfer of undertakings
  • Unfair dismissal
  • Variation of employment terms
  • Employment protection on transfer
  • Transfer-of-undertakings
  • Unfair-dismissal
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Employment law [1992] UKEAT 152_90_0804

St John Of God (Care Services) Ltd v Brooks & Ors

St John Of God (Care Services) Ltd v Brooks & Ors [1992] UKEAT 152_90_0804 (8 April 1992)

The Employment Appeal Tribunal held that the tribunal used the wrong focus in a dismissal-for-refusal-to-accept-new-terms case and remitted it for reconsideration.

  • Unfair dismissal
  • Constructive dismissal
  • Variation of employment terms
  • Section 57 employment protection (consolidation) act 1978
  • Unfair-dismissal
  • Constructive-dismissal
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