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UK Employment Tribunal
Coverage of UK Employment Tribunal in the Nexus archive.
- Migrant hotel manager with no legal right to work in Britain wins employment tribunal
A migrant hotel manager has won an employment tribunal despite having no legal right to work in Britain. The manager was found to have been unfairly treated by their employer. The tribunal's decision highlights complexities in UK employment law.
- Disabled man, 59, sacked after 'lifting potatoes' while on sick leave wins £329,000 payout
A 59-year-old disabled man was sacked from his job after being seen lifting potatoes while on sick leave, but has now won a £329,000 payout. The man had been on sick leave, but his employer allegedly discovered him engaging in physical activity. He successfully sued his former employer for unfair dismissal.