Can voluntary redundancy form the basis of an unfair dismissal claim?
A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case demonstrates some of the issues that may arise in a voluntary redundancy situation.
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A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case demonstrates some of the issues that may arise in a voluntary redundancy situation.
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