In this episode Matt and Alex are running through the general updates to redundancy processes in light of both the De Banks Haycocks case, as well as the proposals relating to redundancy in the Employment Rights Bill. They talk through the De Banks Haycocks case and its journey from the Employment Tribunal all the way up to the Court of Appeal.
Redundancy Update – the De Banks Haycocks Case and the Employment Rights Bill
Alex Harper
Senior Solicitor, Employment
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This reflects the law and market position at the date of publication and is written as a general guide. It does not contain definitive legal advice, which should be sought in relation to a specific matter.
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