Ashton Meadows Ltd

Case Summary

The claimant, a Care Assistant employed for five days before summary dismissal, applied for interim relief in relation to claims for wrongful dismissal, unlawful wage deductions, and automatically unfair dismissal for making a protected disclosure about patient safety. The tribunal was required to assess whether the claimant had a 'pretty good' chance of succeeding on the whistleblowing claim at final hearing.

The judgment on the preliminary issue regarding interim relief application was decided on procedural and substantive grounds relating to the claimant's likelihood of success on the protected disclosure claim, but the full reasoning for the dismissal of the interim relief application is not fully set out in the provided text excerpt.

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• •Whether claimant has a 'pretty good' chance of succeeding on interim relief for whistleblowing dismissal
• •Whether claimant made protected disclosure about patient safety concerns
• •Whether dismissal was for principal reason of protected disclosure
• •Wrongful dismissal claim for notice pay
• •Unlawful deductions from wages for 36 hours unpaid work

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