Redundancy

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TUPE: what happens to your job when your employer changes

Your employer is being sold, or your contract outsourced. TUPE protects your job, pay, and continuity of service through the change, whatever your length of service.

Employee-favourable 2026

Ignoring your appeal against dismissal can make it unfair, even with good reason.

If your employer never properly deals with your appeal against dismissal, that can make the dismissal unfair, even where the underlying reason for it was genuine.

Employer-favourable 1974

The real reason for your dismissal must match the stated reason.

An employer can correct the label it gives your dismissal, but only if the real facts behind it were already known at the time. A reason that surfaces for the first time at tribunal is a different matter.

Employee-favourable 1987

Being made redundant without any process is still unfair dismissal.

If you were made redundant without warning or consultation, you were denied something you were legally entitled to. A genuine redundancy situation does not make an unfair process acceptable.