Fraudulent employee absence

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• Incorporated Council of Law Reporting

Masterfoods (a Division of Mars UK Ltd) v. Wilson

The claimant was employed, by a multinational company, under terms of employment which provided for the suspension of employees without pay when an investigation was underway on any allegation of criminal activity. In 1993 the claimant began a long period of sickness absence from work due to an elbow injury, and in October 2003 he was given a first warning, operative for 24 months, for undertaking activities inconsistent with the reasons fo... (704 more words)

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