Dismissal News Articles
Read our guides on how to handle constructive dismissal and unfair dismissal. From raising your grievance, submitting your ET1 to the Employment Tribunal, preliminary hearing, tips around the standard employer underhand tactics and then to standing in court at the employment tribunal - even appealing a decision if you don't think it is right.
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Can You Be Fired For Whistleblowing?
We explain your rights that protect you after you whistle blow on your employer
01/05/2022
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No Jab, No Job?
Does your employer have a 'no jab, no job' policy? Find out whether you can bring a claim against them, or if you will lose your job.
11/01/2022
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Garden Leave
We define garden leave meaning and explain your gardening leave employee rights and typical garden leave rules.
11/03/2021
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Gross Misconduct Meaning & Examples
We explain gross misconduct and instant dismissal offences, Including the differences between serious misconduct & serious insubordination.
05/03/2021
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Wrongful Dismissal
What qualifies as wrongful dismissal? The difference between wrongful dismissal and unfair dismissal, and how to make a claim for wrongful dismissal.
25/11/2020
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Constructive Dismissal
Find out the difference between fair dismissal and constructive dismissal, the grounds for constructive dismissal, and how you can prove constructive dismissal
01/10/2020
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Unfair Dismissal
Find out if your dismissal was unfair under UK employment law. What happens next? Get advice for raising a grievance and going to tribunal.
23/09/2020
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Hogg v Dover College
Your employer can't just change your employment contract. There is a process to take and Hogg v Dover College is the leading case of proof of how not to do it, and has been quoted by Tribunal Judges ever since.
20/05/2020
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