Employment contracts may include implied terms of "co-operation" and "anti-avoidance"

• Author:
• Oliver Brabbins

In the recent High Court case of Takacs v. Barclays Services Jersey Ltd (2006) it was ruled that an employee's claim that a term should be implied into his employment contract to prevent his employer from making it difficult or impossible for him to become entitled to contractual benefits has a sufficient chance of success to allow it to go forward to a full trial.

Mr Takacs was a senior employee at Barclays Capital and claimed that his employer deliberately prevented him from achieving a ... (269 more words)

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