Curling v Securicor Ltd
Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
Year | 1992 |
Date | 1992 |
Court | Employment Appeal Tribunal |
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7 cases
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Home Office v Evans
...vacancy can be found.” 27 In considering the implications of the Home Office's change of mind the ET cited and purported to apply Curling v. Securicor [1992] IRLR 549. In that case the employer's change of course from redundancy to invoking a mobility clause was first raised at the hearing ......
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Kellogg Brown and Root (UK) Ltd v Mr P Ewer
...had been entitled to rely on that reason notwithstanding the background of the workplace closure (Curling and Ors v Securicor Ltd [1992] IRLR 549 EAT and Home Office v Evans [2008] ICR 302 CA applied). The ET’s finding on the Claimants’ entitlement to statutory redundancy payments could not......
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Kellogg Brown and Root (UK) Ltd v Mr D Fitton
...had been entitled to rely on that reason notwithstanding the background of the workplace closure (Curling and Ors v Securicor Ltd [1992] IRLR 549 EAT and Home Office v Evans [2008] ICR 302 CA applied). The ET’s finding on the Claimants’ entitlement to statutory redundancy payments could not......
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Mr Arshad v Kingdom Services Group Ltd: 2303152/2022
...from the outset. It is not open to an employer to switch between the redundancy procedure and mobility clause: Curling v Securicor Ltd [1992] IRLR 549 This does not prevent an employer faced with a potential redundancy situation choosing to rely on the contractual mobility procedure rather ......
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Acquiring Rights — Losing Power: A Case Study in Ministerial Resistance to the Impact of European Community Law
...[1991] IRLR 156; O’Connor vBrian Smith Catering Services(unreported), cited in IDS Brief 470 (June 1992) pp 13–14; Curling vSecuricor [1992] IRLR 549.39 Stirling vDietsmann Management Systems Ltd [1991] IRLR 368.The Modern Law Review [Vol. 6028 The Modern Law Review Limited In spite of thes......