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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> United Kingdom Employment Appeal Tribunal >> British United Shoe Machinery Co Ltd v Clarke [1977] UKEAT 64_77_1107 (11 July 1977) URL: https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKEAT/1977/64_77_1107.html Cite as: [1978] ICR 70, [1977] IRLR 297, [1977] UKEAT 64_77_1107 |
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At the Tribunal | |
On 11 July 1977 | |
Before
The Hon. Mr. Justice Phillips (P)
Mr. R. V. Cooper
Mr. R. Thomas
APPELLANT | |
RESPONDENT |
Transcript of Proceedings
JUDGMENT
Revised.
APPEARANCES
For the Appellant | Mr. A. IRVINE instructed by Messrs. Harvey and Ingrain, 20 New Walk, Leicester. |
For the Respondent | Mr. R. TEDD instructed by Messrs. Denham, Foxon & Watchorn, 16 New Street, Leicester |
(1) That Mr. Clarke had "been fairly selected from amongst the
three men for whom two jobs were available (a finding, as
we have explained, not now challenged on behalf of Mr. Clarke);
(2) that there had been a failure of consultation as required
by the Code of Practice and good industrial relations, and
(3) that the employers had not done all that they ought to have
done to try to find Mr. Clarke further employment.