Miss R King v Tailored Care Ltd (In Voluntary Liquidation): 1301921/2017
JUDGMENT
Upon neither party attending, the claims contained within the claim form are dismissed.REASONS
[1]By a claim form presented on the 15 June 2017, the Claimant complained of unlawful deduction from wages, direct race discrimination and direct age discrimination, both latter claims relating to an incident on the 31 May 2017.[2]The claim is one of four claims which have been presented to the Employment Tribunal in respect of this Respondent.[3]The Respondent went into Voluntary Creditors Liquidation on the 02 January 2018.[4]There was a Closed Preliminary Hearing in this matter and the three other cases on the 12 December 2017.[5]Having reviewed the file, I can see that at least two of those other cases have been resolved upon withdrawal by the Claimant. 10.7 Judgment with reasons – rule 62 March 2017 Case No: 1301921/2017[6]I have read the claim form and the response and two statements that accompanied an agenda prepared by the Claimant for the Closed Preliminary Hearing in December last year.[7]By 10.20am this morning, neither party had appeared, an attempt was made to contact the Claimant by telephone, however the number was unobtainable.[8]In all the circumstances, having considered the Tribunal file and the documents I have specifically referred to above, I concluded it was appropriate pursuant to Rule 47 to dismiss these claims upon the nonattendance of the Claimant.