Stefanko and others v Maritime Hotel Ltd and Doherty [2018]
Posted In: Case Law-
Case Reference
UKEAT/0024/18/OO -
Legal Body
Employment Appeal Tribunal (UKEAT) -
Type of Claim / Jurisdiction
Dismissal, Contracts of Employment
The claimants worked as waiting staff and had short periods of employment. All three were dismissed after objecting to “persistent shortfalls in their wages, late payment and a falsification of their wage slips”. They argued that none of them had been provided with a statement of their terms and conditions during the course of their employment or anytime thereafter.
The tribunal held that the respondent failed to provide this statement for two claimants but not a third who had only been employed for six weeks. However, the EAT disagreed and ruled that an employee who has more than one but less than two months’ service is entitled to such a statement. The third employee was therefore
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