Ms A Francis and others v Three Nations Ltd (In Creditors Voluntary Liquidation) and others: 3320850/2019 and others
JUDGMENT
[1]The second, third and fifth claimants’ claims for ordinary unfair dismissal are well founded in relation to the Third Respondent only;[2]The fourth claimant’s claim for ordinary unfair dismissal is not well founded due to lack of service and lack of jurisdiction; Case Number: 3320850/19 3320851/19 3320854/19 3320867/19 3320869/19 Multiple: 5018[3]The claims of automatic unfair dismissal due to a Transfer of Undertaking (Regulation 7 of the Transfer of Undertakings Protection of Employment Regulations 2006) brought by the second, third and fifth claimants are not well founded and are dismissed;[4]The claim of automatic unfair dismissal due to a Transfer of an Undertaking brought by the fourth claimant is not well founded due to lack of service and lack of jurisdiction for the Tribunal;[5]The claims of direct sex discrimination brought by all claimants are not well founded and are dismissed;[6]The claim of pregnancy and/or maternity discrimination brought by the first claimant is not well founded and is dismissed;[7]The claims of detriment due to being a part time worker (Regulation 5 Part Time Workers Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment Regulations 2000) brought by the fourth and fifth claimants are not well founded and are dismissed;[8]The claim of breach of contract brought by the fifth claimant is not well founded and is dismissed;[9]By consent, the remedy to which the second, third and fifth claimant are entitled was not determined by the Tribunal.