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  1. Long-term Sickness - Emma Burrows, Trowers

    How do you de-risk capability dismissals in long-term sickness absence cases, where (1) OH is sitting on the fence, but a return to work seems unrealistic, and (2) the employee insists on returning but repeatedly and quickly falls sick again?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 26 Jun 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 315.996 KB

  2. Redundancy - Danielle Ingham, Trowers

    What are the golden rules for comparing disabled and non-disabled employees for the purposes of redundancy, where disability-related absences and adjustments may have impacted performance?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Jun 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 276.168 KB

  3. Confidentiality - Bryn Doyle, Squire Patton Boggs

    How - practically and legally - should you act when receiving repeated, confidential complaints about an individual, with complainants stating, “I don't want you to do anything; I'm just letting you know”?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Jun 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 378.568 KB

  4. SOSR - Mary Walker, Gordons

    Although dismissing for gross misconduct could be a stretch, you feel the working relationship is irretrievably damaged - what actions can you take to resolve the situation swiftly and with minimum risk?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Jun 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 252.594 KB

  5. Mental Health - Emma Morgan, Shoosmiths

    How do you tackle an ongoing performance situation where mental health (1) appears to be a contributing factor and (2) becomes an actual factor because of the process you set in motion?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Jun 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 907.102 KB

  6. Long-term sickness - Paul Ryman, gunnercooke

    How do you de-risk capability dismissals in long-term sickness absence cases, where (1) OH is sitting on the fence, but a return to work seems unrealistic, and (2) the employee insists on returning but repeatedly and quickly falls sick again?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Jun 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 951.172 KB

  7. Neurodiversity - Naeema Choudry, Eversheds Sutherland

    What is ‘reasonable’ when it comes to (1) an employee's struggle with executive function and maintaining consistent productivity and (2) behaviours or mannerisms that may be upsetting to colleagues?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Jun 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 284.397 KB

  8. SOSR - Mary Walker, Gordons

    Although you don't have enough to dismiss for gross misconduct, you feel the working relationship is irretrievably damaged - what actions can you take to resolve the situation fairly and effectively?’

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Mar 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 549.529 KB

  9. Neurodiversity - Naeema Choudry, Eversheds Sutherland

    What is ‘reasonable’ when it comes to (1) an employee's struggle with executive function and maintaining consistent productivity and (2) behaviours or mannerisms that may be upsetting to colleagues?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Mar 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 547.116 KB

  10. Confidentiality - Bryn Doyle, Squire Patton Boggs

    How - practically and legally - should you act when receiving repeated, confidential complaints about an individual, with complainants stating, “I don't want you to do anything; I'm just letting you know”?

    • Conference: Dismissal 2024
    • Date Uploaded: 6 Mar 2024
    • Format: PDF
    • Size: 939.929 KB

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