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19 Jan 2007 12:00AM

Background
When considering whether a dismissal on the grounds of an employee’s ill-health is “fair”, a tribunal must decide if the employer’s decision to dismiss was reasonable in the relevant circumstances. To date, there has been some uncertainty over how much relevance the Tribunal will place on whether the employer was responsible for the ill-health suffered by the employee. In the recent decision of Royal Bank of Scotland plc v. McAdie, the EAT has provided usef... (411 more words)
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