Paul Keogh v Banbridge & District CAB [2014]
Decision Number: Legal Body: Northern Ireland Industrial Tribunal
Published on: 22/08/2014
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Maxine Orr Employment Judge
Maxine Orr Employment Judge
Maxine orr

Maxine Orr was a regular writer of articles for Legal Island before becoming an Employment Judge in 2018. Any queries on any articles written by Maxine prior to becoming an Employment Judge should be directed to Worthingtons Solicitors.

Background

The Claimant in this case brought a claim for unfair dismissal, sex discrimination detriment, detriment and dismissal on the grounds of making a series of protected disclosures and detriment and dismissal due to making health and safety disclosures. The Claimant in this case and by the time it came to the Tribunal had four claim forms lodged with the Tribunal and the four claims contained details of the Claimant’s claim which ran to approximately 400 typed pages of narrative and include a selection of pasted whole documents and parts of documents.The Claimant’s submission at the appeal stage of the disciplinary process ran to 120 typed pages. The Claimant in this case was employed as a Generalist Adviser/Tribunal Representative by

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Disclaimer The information in this article is provided as part of Legal Island's Employment Law Hub. We regret we are not able to respond to requests for specific legal or HR queries and recommend that professional advice is obtained before relying on information supplied anywhere within this article. This article is correct at 22/08/2014