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- What do we need to worry about, if we handle a dismissal badly and get things wrong?
- What is the best way of ensuring that a disgruntled employee cannot bring a claim for unfair dismissal?
- What should we include in our disciplinary procedure, and will this change as a result of the proposed changes to procedures for dispute resolution?
- Do we have to go through the whole of our disciplinary procedure every time?
- Can we sack someone for persistent poor time-keeping?
- Can we sack someone who is just useless at their job?
- Can we sack someone who has lied about their qualifications or experience?
- Would a refusal to wear appropriate clothing be an adequate reason for dismissal?
- We moved someone to an alternative job, because their performance was unsatisfactory. Now they are threatening to sue us for constructive dismissal. What does this mean, and do they have a case?
- What are the penalties likely to be, if someone succeeds in a claim for constructive dismissal?
- We have an employee who has been off sick for almost six months, and shows no sign of recovering. Can we dismiss them?
- One of our employees recently came up in court, and was sent to prison. Surely we can dismiss them?
- We have a new employee who is demanding expensive modifications to some machinery on safety grounds. Can we just tell them to pack up and go?
- In which cases is length of service immaterial?
- What do we do about an employee who is on their final warning, and whose conduct merits dismissal, but who is claiming to be pregnant?
- What can we do if people who have been dismissed refuse to work out their notice?
- If we tell people who have been dismissed to leave immediately, do we always have to give them pay in lieu of notice?
- How long can a disgruntled ex-employee wait before filing a claim?
- What do we do about requests for references, if we have sacked someone for incompetence or disciplinary offences?
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