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Card 6

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If there is not a provision in the employee's contract stating what notice either parties should give, how will the ET's calculate the amount of notice? What provision is this subject to?

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Card 7

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What notice does an employee need to give if it is not stated in their contract of employment?

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Card 8

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What sort of grounds may be regarded as sufficient to justify such termination?

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Card 9

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What will be necessary to show when an employer dismisses an employee without notice if it is to be justified?

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Card 10

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Give some examples of a repudiation or fundamental breach with cases to back it up.

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Card 11

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Question continued...

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Card 12

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What is the employee effectively saying if repudiation on the employee's part can be shown? Give case example.

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Card 13

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A wrongful dismissal is in effect a breach of contract. With that in mind where will such claims be heard?

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Card 14

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With the above in mind, why would a claimant be more likely to bring an action of wrongful dismissal through the civil courts rather than the ET?

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Card 15

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What are some disadvantages of bringing a claim of wrongful dismissal through the Civil Courts?

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