Bar shift leader was unfairly dismissed for letting staff member have ‘eat-in’ discount on take-home food, tribunal rules
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Bar shift leader was unfairly dismissed for letting staff member have ‘eat-in’ discount on take-home food, tribunal rules
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A Wetherspoons manager was unfairly sacked for giving a colleague a 50 per cent staff discount on an “excessively” large portion of food, a tribunal has ruled.
Brandon Halstead faced gross misconduct hearing after using discount to save £19.17 on meals
Duty manager was subject of unlawful discrimination, before later being unfairly dismissed over ‘poor sales performance’
Sean McGhie won at a tribunal after his manager bought everyone an item from a burger van except him
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An employment tribunal has ruled Ross Barr, who was sacked in September, was not unfairly dismissed by easyJet
