Bear Scotland Ltd & Others, Hertel (UK) Ltd, Amec Group Ltd v Mr David Fulton and Others, Mr K Woods and Others, Mr Law and Others
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Year | 2015 |
| Date | 2015 |
| Court | Employment Appeal Tribunal |
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First Personnel Services Ltd v Halfords Ltd
... ... of Workers to another agency, Staffline Group plc ("Staffline"). FPS was notified of this ... She attended a meeting with Mr Gardner and others on 10 th October 2011, in the belief that it ... and Employment Confederation ("REC"), the UK-wide industry body for recruitment and staffing ... of the Court of Appeal in Lavarack v Woods of Colchester [1967] 1 QB 278 , which was an ... They were not in this case. I bear in mind that this guidance simply represents ... to which I was referred (namely, Bear Scotland Ltd v Fulton & others [2015] 1 CMLR 40 , and ... ...
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Mrs J Percival v Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust: 2401264/2016
...Ltd [2007] IRLR 58. 207 In respect of a “series” of similar acts, reference was made to Bear Scotland Ltd and others v Fulton and others [2015] IRLR 15 in which it was held “a series” connotes a factual and temporal link, and a temporal link cannot exist if time that has passed between the ......
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Bath Hill Court (Bournemouth) Management Company Ltd v Anthony Coletta
... ... (an issue recently considered by the EAT in Bear Scotland Ltd v Fulton [2014] UKEATS/47/13 , ... ...
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Mrs L J Harkin v Master Peace Recruitment Ltd and others: 4102453/2022
...unlawful, and some lawful, did not break the series. 71. In Bear Scotland Ltd v Fulton; Hertel (UK) Ltd v Woods; Amec Group Ltd v Law [2015] IRLR 15 a different division of the EAT held that for there to be a series of deductions, each such deduction required to be more than three months in......
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Anthony Korn Examines The Potential Implications Of Brexit On Employment Law
...of associative discrimination arising out of her caring responsibilities for her child. More recently in Bear Scotland Ltd v Fulton [2015] IRLR 15 the EAT gave effect to CJEU rulings by allowing claims to be brought for overtime pay and commission payments during periods of statutory holida......