HM Prison Service v Ibimidun
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Neutral Citation | [2008] UKEAT 0408_07_0204 |
| Year | 2008 |
| Date | 2008 |
| Court | Employment Appeal Tribunal |
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19 cases
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Dr T Piepenbrock v The London School of Economics and Political Science: 2200239/2015
...victimisation may fail. We see this as, primarily, a question of the reason for the treatment. See, e.g., HM Prison Service v Ibimidun [2008] IRLR 940, Subconscious motivation 6.24 The House of Lords in Nagarajan rejected the notion that there must be a conscious motivation in order to esta......
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Mr R A Saad v Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust
...has never been found to be relevant for the purpose of determining a complaint of victimisation. In HM Prison Service C v Ibimidun [2008] IRLR 940, the EAT (HHJ Peter Clark presiding) held that the ET had been wrong to find that Mr Ibimidun’s dismissal amounted to victimisation for bringing......
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The Scottish Trades Union Congress v Mr Zaffir Hakim
...employment by reason of redundancy. 50. The respondent’s representative’s submissions were that following HM Prison Service –vIbimidun [2008] IRLR 940 the Tribunal is required to determine Whether the claimant has done a protected act (b) Whether he was treated less favourably than others w......
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Downie vs Department for Social,Jenny Mullan,Deborah Daly,Gary Craig
...amount to victimisation ...”. (Harvey on Industrial Relations and Employment Law L at [488]). (25) “... in HM Prison Service v Ibimidum [2008] IRLR 940 EAT ... the dismissal of the employee was found to have related not to his bringing of tribunal proceedings complaining of race discriminat......
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