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Unfair dismissal?
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Scenario is
Small business
delivering chilled foods
company wasnt making enough money
So my boss laid off 3 kitchen staff and a 'driver'
I was told on the friday my job was safe and she was laying off her son(driver) and general idiot
she shook my hand and told me my job was safe and that i had to learn part of a new round which her son was going to show me on the monday...
monday came and he showed me the new part of my round
Tuesday afternoon i got a phonecall saying she was laying me off due to he business not making any money???
I have found out since the son is doing my round
do i have a case?
Small business
delivering chilled foods
company wasnt making enough money
So my boss laid off 3 kitchen staff and a 'driver'
I was told on the friday my job was safe and she was laying off her son(driver) and general idiot
she shook my hand and told me my job was safe and that i had to learn part of a new round which her son was going to show me on the monday...
monday came and he showed me the new part of my round
Tuesday afternoon i got a phonecall saying she was laying me off due to he business not making any money???
I have found out since the son is doing my round
do i have a case?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It looks likely you might have been "selected unfairly" for redundancy.
What are the service lengths for yourself and son? Were you both doing tasks which are broadly comparable? Could be crucial?
Is there a process in your job terms which describes how this might be decided?
Go to a citizens advice website, or visit the centre. Let us know how you get on....Good luck.
What are the service lengths for yourself and son? Were you both doing tasks which are broadly comparable? Could be crucial?
Is there a process in your job terms which describes how this might be decided?
Go to a citizens advice website, or visit the centre. Let us know how you get on....Good luck.
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The holiday pay you have ALREADY earned; it is based on days you already worked.
It looks like an unlawful deduction from your severance package. Did you get any letter when you were leaving? Fid you get any letter (of appointment) when you were joining?
Again, I believe these are items a citizens advice centre will be good on.
You could/should also consider a claim in the small claims courts for your holiday pay. The fee is usually small and you could claim the expense as part of your claim.
I had a massive sum (four figures) of holiday money withheld from me in a previous employment but as I had signed a legal document saying that all monies due had been discharged I disqualified myself from claim. A bitter lesson.
It looks like an unlawful deduction from your severance package. Did you get any letter when you were leaving? Fid you get any letter (of appointment) when you were joining?
Again, I believe these are items a citizens advice centre will be good on.
You could/should also consider a claim in the small claims courts for your holiday pay. The fee is usually small and you could claim the expense as part of your claim.
I had a massive sum (four figures) of holiday money withheld from me in a previous employment but as I had signed a legal document saying that all monies due had been discharged I disqualified myself from claim. A bitter lesson.
Are there any government contracts involved in that run, or to hospitals etc. They would not be happy to hear an uninsurable driver was delivering on their premises. There are major insurance implications for them.
1. Preliminary: You seem to have been "unfairly selected" for a redundancy. You should get advice/support on pursuing it.
2. Your holiday pay you are entitled to. Definitely pursue it.
Again, good luck.
1. Preliminary: You seem to have been "unfairly selected" for a redundancy. You should get advice/support on pursuing it.
2. Your holiday pay you are entitled to. Definitely pursue it.
Again, good luck.