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February 9, 2012

Employment Status – Jurisdiction of the Employment Tribunal

Employment Status – Jurisdiction of the Employment Tribunal A swathe of employment cases have sprung up over the last few years which have considered whether employees working abroad are able to bring unfair dismissal claims; building upon the categories set … Continue reading →

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