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6000400/2025Partially Successful

Sales Management Institute Corporation and PMO Global Institute Inc

17 February 2026England & WalesEmployment Judge Alliott
GOV.UK

Case Summary

The claimant was dismissed by the First Respondent in breach of contract in respect of notice and the First Respondent was ordered to pay him damages in the gross sum of £577.50. The claim against the Second Respondent was struck out.

Key Issues

  • whether claimant was entitled to 1 or 15 days' notice

Claim Types

Breach Of Contract

Decision Text

1 EMPLOYMENT TRIBUNALS Claimant: Mr Hitesh Prashar Respondents: 1. Sales Management Institute Corporation 2. PMO Global Institute Inc. RECORD OF A PUBLIC PRELIMINARY HEARING Heard at: Watford Employment Tribunal by CVP On: 13 February 2026 Before: Employment Judge Alliott Representation Claimant: In person Respondents: Mr J Frater JUDGMENT The Judgment of the Tribunal is that: 1. The claimant was dismissed by the First Respondent in breach of contract in respect of notice and the First Respondent is ordered to pay him damages in the gross sum of £577.50 (subject to tax and National Insurance). 2. The claim against the Second Respondent is struck out. REASONS 1. This public preliminary hearing was listed to deal with the First and Second Respondent’s application for a strike out and/or deposit order. 2. The claimant’s claims are for breach of contract. The claimant’s letter of appointment makes clear that his employer was the First Respondent. As such, the claim against the Second Respondent must be struck out as having no reasonable prospect of success. 2 3. The claimant’s letter of appointment states that the contractual employment was subject to termination by either party by giving 15 days’ notice. The letter of appointment also states that the claimant would be governed by the current and future policies and procedures of the company. 4. The First Respondent has a Probation and Induction policy that provides for a 7- 10 day induction period that could be terminated on one day’s notice. The claimant said that he never received this until after his employment was terminated. 5. The claimant worked on 9,10 and 11 September 2024. He was dismissed on 12 September 2024. He was therefore entitled to four days’ pay and he has been paid £225. The claimant accepts that this was the correct pay. 6. ...

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Compensation

Total£577
* Estimated figure

Employer

Respondent

Sales Management Institute Corporation and PMO Global Institute Inc

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Case Details

Case Number
6000400/2025
Decision Date
17/02/2026
Published
10/03/2026
Jurisdiction
England & Wales
Judge
Employment Judge Alliott