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Jesudason v Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust [2020] EWCA Civ 73
Appeal against the EAT’s dismissal of the Appellant’s claims of detriment as a result of his whistleblowing activities, and race discrimination. Appeal dismissed.
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04/02/2020 16:51
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South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust v King UKEAT/0056/19/OO
Appeal against the ET’s finding that alleged detriments were part of a course of conduct, such that the Claimant’s claims of unfair constructive dismissal and victimisation were brought in time. Appeal allowed.
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21/11/2019 23:47
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Pazur v Lexington Catering Services Ltd UKEAT/0008/19/LA
Appeal against the ET’s judgment dismissing the Claimant’s claims of detriment and automatic unfair dismissal in respect of the Working Time Regulations 1998 (“WTR”). Appeal allowed.
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24/09/2019 16:31
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Phoenix House Ltd v Stockman UKEAT/0284/17/OO & UKEAT/0058/18/OO
Appeal by the Respondent against the ET’s finding of public interest disclosure detriment and victimisation and its determination of remedy, and cross-appeal by the Claimant relating to reinstatement or re-engagement. Appeal and cross-appeal dismissed.
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22/07/2019 18:55
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Elysium Healthcare No 2 Ltd v Ogunlami UKEAT/0116/18/RN
Appeal against the ET’s decision upholding the Claimant’s claim of public interest disclosure detriment pursuant to s 47B Employment Rights Act 1996 (“ERA”). Appeal dismissed.
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20/06/2019 13:38
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Liability and compensation - Case Round-Up: December 2018
In this month's case round-up, Mark Shulman, consultant solicitor with Keystone Law, looks at recent cases covering compensation for whistleblowing detriment, reasonable foreseeability and psychiatric injury, and the principles for establishing for vicarious liability.
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05/12/2018 10:12
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Whistleblowing - Case Round-Up: September 2018
In this month's case round-up, Mark Shulman, consultant solicitor with Keystone Law, looks at recent cases on what constitutes a qualifying disclosure, the causative link between detriments and protected disclosures and how ETs should approach applications for interim relief.
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07/09/2018 17:19
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Royal Mail Group Ltd v Jhuti UKEAT/0020/16/RN
Appeal against a decision that said that the Claimant's complaint of whistleblowing could be heard because the acts complained of constituted a continuing act. Appeal allowed.
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23/03/2018 15:49
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Malik v Cenkos Securities Plc UKEAT/0100/17/RN
Appeal against a decision dismissing the Claimant's claims that he had suffered detriments and had been constructively dismissed on the grounds that he had made protected disclosures, and also dismissing his claim of victimisation on the grounds of race and/or religion. Subsidiary appeal against a decision refusing an application to introduce new evidence by way of a reconsideration application. Appeal dismissed.
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08/02/2018 10:46
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South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service v Mansell & Ors UKEAT/0151/17/DM
Appeal against a decision that the ET has jurisdiction to award compensation for injury to feelings when determining compensation under section 49 ERA in respect of successful complaints of “working time detriment” under sections 45A and 48 ERA. Appeal dismissed.
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01/02/2018 13:29
