Employment Law Matters

S8E02 - Unfair Dismissal pitfalls

Apr 15, 2024

41:19

In this episode, Daniel discusses Unfair Dismissal pitfalls with Andrew Allen from Outer Temple Chambers. You'll learn...

Why the perfect conduct investigation doesn’t need to be perfect
What the first thing you should do is if an employee threatens litigation; and,
Why you shouldn’t stinge on holiday pay termination payments

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