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The opening of the report consists of the definition of an ‘employee', definition of ‘dismissal', Fair Reasons for Dismissal, automatically unfair dismissals and redundancy.... A dismissal is fair if it fulfils these two conditions; the reason for dismissal is fair and the process of dismissal is fair and reasonable.... The paper talks about unfair dismissal as the termination of an employee's contract by an employer based on unjustifiable reasons and through an unfair and unreasonable process....
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Outline
Employees have the right to insist on reasons for dismissal in writing under section 92(1) of the Employment Rights Act 1996.... If the employer has not shown lawful reasons for dismissal, not followed the set procedure and not given sufficient notice, the employee can claim unfair or wrongful dismissal.... Notwithstanding a breach of contract, unfair dismissals occur if they do not fall under one of the six fair reasons allowed by law.... Notwithstanding a breach of contract, unfair dismissals occur if they do not fall under one of the six fair reasons allowed by law....
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Assignment
The Fair Reasons for Dismissal are conduct, inability to do one's work, illness, redundancy, retirement, and statutory restriction.... ileen's act of chatting online during office hours could be a fair reason for dismissal.... Thus the substantive law regarding the fair reason for dismissal has been met.... Eileen has a good chance of bringing a successful claim on the unfair dismissal grounds of failure to adhere to procedural rules on dismissal, deprivation of her right to a minimum notice period, denial of her right to appeal the decision, and lapse of disciplinary warning....
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Case Study
The main differences between unfair dismissal and wrongful dismissal are that in most unfair dismissal claims the qualifying period is of one year, whereas even an employee who has only been in employment for one day may be eligible to bring a claim for wrongful dismissal.... mployee is not continuously in employment for one year and has been dismissed, he can claim only for that of wrongful dismissal, as the employee does not have the required clause of continuity of employment for an unfair dismissal claim....
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Essay
his mentions the problems created for the employers when they find it hard to terminate the employees, despite their poor performance because of the high dismissal costs and other compensatory remedies they may be asked by the Tribunals to pay.... Second part reflects how employees can use different rights for unfair dismissal once they are handed over termination notices and the consequences faced by the terminated poor performers.... Third part of the essay reveals necessary things to be considered by the Tribunals when they have to deal with the cases of employment termination and ensure fair dismissal....
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Essay
In this backdrop, The Employment Act 2002 gives a decisive relief to employees who will be the victims of unfair dismissal practices.... The right to complain about unfair dismissal and the right to seek redress for it is already incorporated in the act.... Even if the employee has less than 12 months service he/she may bring a claim for unfair dismissal if he/she is dismissed for the reasons mention under unfair dismissal clauses....
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Assignment
Specifically, the analyzed cases feature a car loss, misrepresentation and university dismissal.... There also must exist some proximity between the parties and that it must be fair to impose liability.... The writer of the present assignment "Introduction to Law: Contract and Tort Law" seeks to examine three particular legal cases related to Uxbridge University....
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Assignment
Five Fair Reasons for Dismissal include: gross misconduct of employee, redundancy, legal restrictions, capability and other reasons determined by case law.... Exit InterviewsBefore the employees leave the organization, it is important to have an exit interview with them to determine the reasons for their departure.... For example, employees are entitled to all rights of workers in addition to flexible working, statutory redundancy pay, sick pay, maternity, paternity and adoption and also unfair dismissal....
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Essay