Re: Assistance advice required on an unusal set of circumstances
OK all, I am in receipt of the ET3 form, and despite a lots of mumbo jumbo (over 60 points of irrelevance in the main), I do have the following few items which need a bit of expert clarity on,I quote.....> Accordingly to the respondent denies that it has acted in breach of claimants contract of employment: further, the respondent denies that any breach, if found, was not fundamental to the claimants contract of employment and did not destroy the relationship of mutual trust and confidence in the manner that the claimant suggests> In the alternative, if the tribunal determine the claimant was constructively dismissed (which is denied), the respondent submits that the dismissal was therefore for some other substantial reason, was reasonable in all circumstances; and was fair in terms of section 98(4) of the ERA.Any thoughts?
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.....> Accordingly to the respondent denies that it has acted in breach of claimants contract of employment: further, the respondent denies that any breach, if found, was not fundamental to the claimants contract of employment and did not destroy the relationship of mutual trust and confidence in the manner that the claimant suggests.
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> In the alternative, if the tribunal determine the claimant was constructively dismissed (which is denied), the respondent submits that the dismissal was therefore for some other substantial reason, was reasonable in all circumstances; and was fair in terms of section 98(4) of the ERA.
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Any thoughts?
OK all, I am in receipt of the ET3 form, and despite a lots of mumbo jumbo (over 60 points of irrelevance in the main), I do have the following few items which need a bit of expert clarity on,I quote.....> Accordingly to the respondent denies that it has acted in breach of claimants contract of employment: further, the respondent denies that any breach, if found, was not fundamental to the claimants contract of employment and did not destroy the relationship of mutual trust and confidence in the manner that the claimant suggests> In the alternative, if the tribunal determine the claimant was constructively dismissed (which is denied), the respondent submits that the dismissal was therefore for some other substantial reason, was reasonable in all circumstances; and was fair in terms of section 98(4) of the ERA.Any thoughts?
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.....> Accordingly to the respondent denies that it has acted in breach of claimants contract of employment: further, the respondent denies that any breach, if found, was not fundamental to the claimants contract of employment and did not destroy the relationship of mutual trust and confidence in the manner that the claimant suggests.
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> In the alternative, if the tribunal determine the claimant was constructively dismissed (which is denied), the respondent submits that the dismissal was therefore for some other substantial reason, was reasonable in all circumstances; and was fair in terms of section 98(4) of the ERA.
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Any thoughts?
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