J Dos Santos and G Da Costa v K Best Partner Ltd and Others: 1308239/2019 and 1308240/2019

EMPLOYMENT TRIBUNALS
Case No 1308239/2019, 1308240/2019
J Dos Santos and G Da CostaClaimantK Best Partner Ltd and OthersRespondent
Employment Judge NoonsMr B Large (instructed by Counsel) for claimantNone for respondentDate 20 January 2021

JUDGMENT

[1]Both Claimants were employed by the second respondent Christine Choi Lin Soong.[2]Both Claimants were unfairly constructively dismissed by the second respondent.[3]Both Claimants’ claims of breach of contract are well founded. The second respondent breached both claimants’ contracts of employment by failing to pay them the national minimum wage and holiday pay. Both claimants were employed on time work and their pay reference period was a week.[4]Both Claimants’ claims that the second respondent refused to permit them to exercise their right under Regulation 13 of the Working Time Regulations 1998 are well founded and I make a declaration to that effect.[5]Both Claimants’ claims that the second respondent failed to allow both Case No:1308239/2019 1308240/2019 v 10.2 Judgment - rule 61 February 2018 Claimants to access records in accordance Section 10 of the National Minimum Wage Act 1998 are well founded and I make a declaration to that effect.[6]Both Claimants’ claims that the second respondent failed to provide them with a statement of terms and conditions in accordance with Section 1 of the Employment Rights Act 1996 are well founded and I make a declaration to that effect.[7]The Claimants’ claims in relation to alleged unlawful deduction from wages under S13 of the Employment Rights Act were not pursued.[8]The Claimants’ claims relating to a failure to provide an itemised pay statement in accordance with S 8 of the Employment Rights Act 1996 were not pursued.[9]The Claimants’ claims that all 3 respondents should be jointly and severally liable in accordance with Antuzis v DL Houghton [2019] EWHC 843 were not pursued.[10]The Claimants’ claims for wrongful dismissal are not pursued.[11]The Tribunal will decide the remedy at a further hearing on 26 February 2021 which will take place via CVP. The Claimants are required to provided updated schedules of loss and a remedy bundle, taking into account the accommodation offset provisions in relation to their national minimum wage entitlements. Electronic copies of the updated schedules of loss and remedy bundle should be sent to the second respondent and the Tribunal no later than 12 February 2021.