Mr K Suleman and others v Neasden College Ltd: 2303045/2019 and others
JUDGMENT
[1]The Respondent made unauthorised deductions from each of the claimants’ wages as follows: -a. Mr Suleman (first claimant) March 2019 £311.32 £250 (bonus) April 2019 £1711.32 May 2019 £1711.32 June 2019 £427.83 Total £4411.99b. Miss Behmani (second claimant) March 2019 £199 April 2019 £870.26 May 2019 £944.15 June 2019 £205.25 Total £2218.66c. Mr Karim (third claimant) March 2019 £268.50 April 2019 £1568.50 May 2019 £1176.50 Retention £510.62 Total £3524.12d. Mr Spencer (fourth claimant) February 2019 £44 March 2019 £318 April 2019 £1080 May 2019 £1134 June 2019 £270 Retention £312 Total £3158[2]The respondent is ordered to pay to each of the claimants the relevant sums set out in paragraph 1 above in respect of unauthorised deductions from wages.[3]In breach of his contract of employment, the respondent failed to pay the third respondent notice pay of £392.[4]The holiday pay claims of the third and fourth claimants were brought out of time; the tribunal did not consider that it should extend time; the tribunal declines jurisdiction and dismisses the claims.[5]For the avoidance of doubt the respondent is ordered to pay the third respondent a total of £3916.12 in respect of deductions from wages and notice pay. Note: This has been a remote hearing. The parties did not object to the case being heard remotely. The form of remote hearing was [V – video, conducted using Cloud Video Platform (CVP)]. It was not practicable to hold a face to face hearing because of the COVID-19 pandemic.