HM Prison Service v Johnson
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Neutral Citation | [2007] UKEAT 0420_06_0608 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Year | 2007 |
| Court | Employment Appeal Tribunal |
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62 cases
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Johnston vs Royal Group of Hospitals
...sequentially, provided it is apparent the requirements of the statute have been satisfied. In the case of HM Prison Service v Johnston [2007] IRLR 951 EAT it was held that, in deciding there was a breach of Section 4A of the 1995 Act, it is necessary for the tribunal to identify with some p......
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A Ltd v Z
... ... (unreported) 16 December 2014 ,E A T ; [ 2018 ] EWCA Civ 129 ;[ 2018 ]IRLR 535 ,CA HM Prison Service v Johnson [ 2007 ] IRLR 951 ,E A T Hall v Chief Constable of W est Yorkshire Police [ ... ...
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Mr A Hamilton v Community Safety Glasgow (formerly Glasgow Community Safety Services Ltd): 116513/2010
...for the Hearing on Submissions. That further case law authority cited by Mrs Greig for the respondents is: H M Prison Service v Johnson [2007] IRLR 951 20 (EAT). In considering our decision in this case, we have added a copy of that reported case to our bundle of While referring to the bund......
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Mrs G Ewart-Bannister v Aberdeenshire Council: 4109080/2021
...said not to have taken which amounts to the reasonable adjustment required in law of it was stressed in HM Prison Service v 10 Johnson [2007] IRLR 951. Setting out what the step or steps that comprise the reasonable adjustments are, before the evidence is was however referred to in Secretar......
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Can A Person Bring A Disability Discrimination Claim Based On An Employer's Perception That The Claimant Is Disabled Or Suffers From A Particular Type Of Disability When In Fact The Claimant Does Not?
...he does not have, was prohibited post Coleman. This was rejected by the EAT who endorsed the decision in HM Prison Service v Johnson [2007] IRLR 951 that: '... for the purposes of liability under the 1995 Act the disability to which the reason for the treatment complained of relates must be......