Marc Van Rompaey v Concentrix Europe Ltd (2016)
Posted In: Case Law-
Case Reference
1455/16 -
Legal Body
Northern Ireland Industrial Tribunal (NIIT) -
Type of Claim / Jurisdiction
Dismissal, Discipline
The claimant had worked for the respondent, a company operating a call centre, for approximately eight years as a customer support worker. The respondent raised concerns about the claimant’s work; namely that he failed to respond to requests for live e-mail chats from customers, letting those requests pass to other employees and in some cases letting them be abandoned. He was invited to an initial fact-finding meeting when it was put to him about the large amount of unanswered calls and he initially blamed the situation on colleagues who took excessive breaks and missed chats themselves. At further meetings the claimant raised different reasons for the unacceptable behaviour.
The respondent
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