Eversheds Review of Recent EAT Decision: Notice of Disciplinary Meeting by Text
Posted in : Supplementary Case Law Articles ROI on 1 February 2013 Issues covered:Case Name: Patrick Sheridan v Nurendale Limited t/a Panda Waste Services UD1959/2010.
Legislation: Unfair Dismissals Acts, 1977 to 2007
Jurisdictions/Subject Matter: Appeal of Rights Commissioner Recommendation, Unfair Dismissal, notice of disciplinary meeting by text message
Facts
The employee in this case appealed the recommendation of the Rights Commissioner.
Respondent's Evidence
The Tribunal heard evidence from the General Manager (the “GM”) of the respondent company.
According to the GM, since mid-2006, the appellant worked as a driver with the respondent company. The appellant did not have a contract of employment.
The GM informed the Tribunal that some issues arose with the appellant’s
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