Unfair Dismissal: Are tribunals being consistent about consistency?

Phil Allen looks at three recent cases in which the claimants argued their dismissal was unfair because they were treated more harshly than a colleague involved in the same incident β€˜In practice, it can be very difficult to identify circumstances that are sufficiently comparable to require the same sanction, as opposed to those where slightly …
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Cases Referenced

  • Cain v Leeds Western Health Authority [1990] IRLR 168
  • Conlin v United Distillers CA [1994] IRLR 169
  • Epstein v Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead [2007] UKEAT/0250/07
  • Hadjioannou v Coral Casinos Ltd [1981] IRLR 352
  • MBNA Ltd v Jones [2015] UKEAT/0120/15
  • Newbound v Thames Water Utilities Ltd [2015] EWCA Civ 677
  • Paul v East Surrey District Health Authority [1995] IRLR 305
  • Westlake v ZSL London Zoo [2015] ET 2201118/2015
  • Wincanton Plc v Atkinson [2011] UKEAT/0040/11