Redundancy Selection: Do employers need a bigger pool?

Olswang | Employment Law Journal | June 2012 #131
The EAT has recently looked at whether a selection pool of one is a fair way of making employees redundant, report Dan Aherne and Hannah Shribman ‘One of the key elements of a fair redundancy process will be the identification of appropriate selection pools.’ This article focuses on the construction of selection pools in light …

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Redundancy: Selecting employees for new roles

Fieldfisher | Employment Law Journal | March 2011 #118
The EAT has shed light on what is a fair method for choosing which potentially redundant employee to appoint to a newly created job, reports Jenna Clarke ‘Following a reorganisation of a business, it is often the case, as in Williams, that some roles become redundant but new roles are created.’As advisers, we are all …

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