Contracting Services & TUPE

Recently we reported on the case of ECM -v- Cox in the Court of Appeal, where the Court of Appeal refused to overturn the judgments of the Employment Tribunal and the EAT in that case.A clearly distinguishing factor in that case was the finding that the loss of a car delivery contract by a contractor represented more than merely the loss of a contract with one customer of thecontractor company. It represented a distinct part of the contractor's business which could be readily identified befor... (1048 more words)

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