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Re. the proposed sacking of unvaccinated NHS workers: What kind of termination of employment will they be given? Are they to be made redundant with a payout and notice period; or are they to be instantly dismissed with no recompense as if they had committed a regualr sacking offence?

Has this been discussed?
Would be statutory redundancy unless they wanted mass claims for unfair dismissal. Management could argue reasonable request angle. So by no means would it be a slam dunk case.
 
Management could argue reasonable request angle.

It's more than that as it is now illegal to employ someone in the NHS who has a patient facing role after 1st April. That's why it has been enshrined in law, the NHS can rely on it to dismiss or redeploy people.

Agreed it is difficult for other organisations as there may be a case for constructive dismissal.
 
The only group that could do anything about it is the supreme court. I'm not sure an ordinary judge could. The supreme lot - not so sure.

Anyway it's already been done in care homes. It doesn't seem to have caused them any further problems. They just have the ones they already had.

Biden made a statement concerning any company that dealt with the state a while ago and reports suggest companies are saying jab or no job. ;) Trump may be on his way back too. The fiddled election aspect is still believed by his supporters.
 
How many are wearing tariff free imports? Recollecting comments from a well known cabinet member.
There are no tariffs on UK imports from EU.
The gent concerned mentioned the tariff on footwear not manufactured in the EU. Especially for children.
Who is this gent, and in what context did he say foreign manufactured children's shoes are subject to tariffs?
That link is to someone's biography. It has nothing about tariffs nor children's shoes.

Overheard and recorded by a TV reporter. Other uttering were too by various - agreeing with with we beat them during to war. All he did say was Yes to that.
Who overheard who, when, where?
What other utterings, by various what?
"Agreeing with with we beat them during the war" WTF does this mean?
All who did was say yes to what?
You're talking gibberish, and making no sense whatsoever.

The tariff - It's disgusting and on children's shoes. I have no idea if this tariff even exists and don't care one way or the other.
So you asked a question and made a statement which you now admit you know nothing about!
If you don't know if it exists, how can you claim it's disgusting?
If you don't care whether it exists or not, why raise the issue?

It was your assertion and I asked you for the information. :rolleyes:
 
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Would be statutory redundancy unless they wanted mass claims for unfair dismissal. Management could argue reasonable request angle. So by no means would it be a slam dunk case.
They implement a change of their contract.
If it became law, the 'employers' would have to comply and the decision would be above their paygrade.
The 'dismissed' workers would have to challenge the law.
 
Biden made a statement concerning any company that dealt with the state a while ago and reports suggest companies are saying jab or no job.
They have no jurisdiction in UK. So it's irrelevant.

Trump may be on his way back too. The fiddled election aspect is still believed by his supporters.
WTF does this have to do with the issue?
 
It's more than that as it is now illegal to employ someone in the NHS who has a patient facing role after 1st April. That's why it has been enshrined in law, the NHS can rely on it to dismiss or redeploy people.

Agreed it is difficult for other organisations as there may be a case for constructive dismissal.
Thanks - I've read the legislation now. There are very limited angles an Employee could use to defend an employment termination, provided the employer had explored redeployment to a lower risk area. I suspect NHS contracts are already full of obligations on the employee to maintain the necessary legal status to work in their chosen field.
 
No comment. You shouldn't need to post anything you have. Do you feel it gets you anywhere? It wont.
What? You mean we can post anything we want, and when anyone challenges our comment/opinion/assertion, we can refuse to justify it?
What planet are you on?

Sure, you can post any opinion you want, you can claim that some anonymous politician said something, but when challenged on it, I'd hope you'd at least try to justify it, not dismiss it as, "oh well, I didn't know what I was talking about". :rolleyes:

May I correct your latest comment, I think you meant to say, "You can't post anything you don't have, and you were talking out your @rse."
 
To be fair you are the forum expert on this subject.
By all means highlight any examples.
Whenever I am shown to be wrong I apologise and acknowledge my mistake. It's a shame others, such as you, don't follow my example.
 
Yep, my US team members have had to comply already.

You might say it's a sign of the times and add there are some USA owned companies here.

As I mentioned earlier things could change in all sorts of directions.All that can be said about the vaccination program is that it is clearly effective but has limited effect on the need for people to isolate. A wave with a lot of vaccinated people around is a good time to look at that aspect. No doubt they will. They may be already from the various studies that are going on. That has loosely established that they reduce transmission rates.
 
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