Does a lack of an appeal hearing make a redundancy dismissal unfair?

The importance of following a fair process in an unfair dismissal claim

In this episode 184 of the podcast I bring you details of a recent case decided by the Court of Appeal in respect of unfair dismissal in a redundancy situation. The case is Gwynedd Council and S Barratt & I Hughes

In this episode of the podcast I cover:

• The basic position with regards to unfair dismissal and redundancy dismissals.
• Details of the case and why the Judge at the Employment Tribunal decided the dismissal was unfair.
• What employer’s need to consider when going through a redundancy consultation.
• Why a failure to allow an appeal against dismissal is one factor to be considered by an employment tribunal in a claim for unfair dismissal.

 

You may also find the following helpful.

Redundancy Process: Alternative Vacancies

Redundancy Process: Pools & Selection Criteria

Electing Employee Representatives: Redundancy Procedure

The Redundancy Consultation Process

Introduction to Redundancy

 

 

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