- 20 January 2023
- Employment
In People Management magazine, Deborah Scales, Associate at Clarkslegal LLP, comments on a recent tribunal ruling in which a factory supervisor who handed in her keys in an “anxious state” and said “I’m done” did not resign and was unfairly dismissed.
Judge said a ‘reasonable employer’ could not have considered the actions to be an ‘unambiguous’ resignation.
Deborah believes that this case should remind employers that it’s wise to allow a ‘cooling-off period’ to any employees who infer a resignation when emotions are running high.
Read the full article: People Management magazine
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“There is no fixed amount of time for this cooling period as it will depend on all the circumstances and will ultimately be for a tribunal to decide what is reasonable”
About this article
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SubjectDeborah Scales comments on employee who handed keys in and said ‘I’m done’ did not resign and was unfairly dismissed
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Published20 January 2023
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About this article
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SubjectDeborah Scales comments on employee who handed keys in and said ‘I’m done’ did not resign and was unfairly dismissed
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Author
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ExpertiseEmployment
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Published20 January 2023
