Dismissal

What Constitutes Wrongful Dismissal?

In this guide, we'll discuss wrongful dismissal claims, how to avoid a breach of contract, and what the law says.

What is a Medical Capability Dismissal?

Read about the legal requirements needed when dismissing workers on long-term sick leave. And discover alternative ways to help ill workers return to work before deciding on medical capability dismissal.

What is a Capability Dismissal?

If your employee has a great attitude but still can’t complete their work, it may be a capability issue. Read more to ensure you dismiss them legally and fairly.

How to Navigate Dismissal During Probation

How do you proceed if your employee doesn't pass their probation? What's the best way to handle a dismissal? Read this guide to find out the steps to follow.

Constructive Dismissal - A Guide for Employers

In this guide, we'll discuss what constructive dismissal is, actions that may lead to it, and how a tribunal could award your employees.

What is Summary Dismissal in Employment Law?

In this guide, we'll look at what a summary dismissal is, what the law covers, and how to follow a fair process during such terminations.

Director constructively dismissed after being told to “shut up”

In the case of Ashe v Claims Equilibrium Club Ltd, the Employment Tribunal had to consider whether a director was constructively dismissed following a breakdown in the relationship between them and a fellow director.

Private Sector hiring stalls as tax bills mount

Hiring intentions among private sector companies remain at a record low with younger staff, entry level and new graduates worst affected

Security officer who fell asleep during night shift was unfairly dismissed

In the case of Okoro v Bidvest Noonan (UK) Ltd, the Employment Tribunal had to consider whether it was reasonable for the employer to dismiss a security officer after he fell asleep during a night shift.

Employee with cancer constructively dismissed and awarded £1.2m

Solicitor jailed after pocketing £160k from client payments

A property solicitor has been jailed after stealing £160,000 in mortgage deposits and sanctioned by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)

Teachers losing jobs after private school VAT raid

Private schools have had to decide whether or not to push Labour’s 20% VAT charge onto parents or absorb the cost since 1 January, but teachers are already being hit by the tax rise