Ms J Dunn and others v Superbreak Mini-Holidays Ltd (in Administration): 1802070/2020 and others
EMPLOYMENT TRIBUNALS
Case No 1802070/2020
Between
Ms J Dunn and others, see scheduleClaimantSuperbreak Mini-Holidays Limited (In administration)Respondent
Before
Employment Judge D N Jones DateDate 11 August 2020
JUDGMENT
Employment Tribunals Rules of Procedure 2013 – Rule 21 The administrators of the respondent having given consent to the bringing of the proceedings and no response having been filed to the claims:[1]Although the claims had not been presented within the primary time periods stipulated in 189(5)(a) and (b) of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, it was not reasonably practicable for the claimants to have presented the claims within that period and they were presented within a reasonable period thereafter.[2]The claims for a protective award are well founded. The respondent failed to comply with the requirements of sections 188 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act[3]A protective award is made in favour of the claimants named in the schedule who were dismissed as redundant by the respondent on 1 August 2020.[4]The protective award commenced on 1 August 2019 and is for a period of 90 days. Employment Judge D N Jones Date: 11 August 2020 4.17 Rule 21 judgment – universal template. September 2017 Case No:1802070/2020 and others (see schedule) 1802070/2020 Ms J Dunn 1802071/2020 Ms J Church 1802072/2020 Ms A Harrod 1802073/2020 Ms W Cameron 1802074/2020 Ms S Burton 1802075/2020 Mr L McHugh 1802076/2020 Mr J Hutchinson 1802077/2020 Mr T Jones 1802078/2020 Ms M Lumby 1802079/2020 Ms L Nicholson 1802080/2020 Ms A Hogg 1802081/2020 Ms K Holden 1802082/2020 Ms R Bowe 1802083/2020 Ms H Tozer 1802084/2020 Mr R Spence 1802085/2020 Mr S Lawson 1802086/2020 Ms K Hobus 1802087/2020 Ms J Hogg 1802088/2020 Ms A Russell 1802089/2020 Ms N Elson 1802090/2020 Mr S Booth 1802091/2020 Ms F Steer 1802092/2020 Ms H Armitage 1802093/2020 Ms E Holliday 1802094/2020 Ms C Hemmings 1802095/2020 Ms J Blackburn 1802096/2020 Ms C Earless 1802097/2020 Ms E Hukin 1802098/2020 Mr G Armstrong 1802099/2020 Mr S Fernandez 1802100/2020 Ms C Chadwick 1802101/2020 Mr C Meek 1802102/2020 Ms K Kears 1802103/2020 Ms L Starkey 1802104/2020 Ms T Diep 1802105/2020 Mr N Brentnall 1802106/2020 Ms E Drew 1802107/2020 Ms P Barber 1802108/2020 Ms S Yair 1802109/2020 Mr B Norris 1802110/2020 Ms M Paranis 1802111/2020 Ms Z Sharpe 1802112/2020 Mr A Cooke 1802113/2020 Ms K Langan 1802114/2020 Mr J Nicholson 1802115/2020 Ms K Harpur 1802116/2020 Mr A King 1802117/2020 Ms J Jones 1802118/2020 Mr J Rozario 1802119/2020 Mr L Bopzin 1802120/2020 Mr D Dixon 1802121/2020 Mr C Barker 1802122/2020 Mr O Breslin 1802123/2020 Mr J Fry 1802124/2020 Ms N Blckerstaffe 1802125/2020 Ms D Smithson 4.17 Rule 21 judgment – universal template. September 2017