Mr N Farr, in person Ms D Flather, in person Mr B Robertson, did not attend v Umbrella Protect & Compare Ltd — 2020

The tribunal heard the claims together and confirmed that the correct identity of the respondent was Umbrella Protect & Compare Limited. Mrs Flather's complaints of unlawful deductions from wages and breach of contract were held not to have been validly presented within the relevant time limit, identified as 19 September 2019, one month after the end of early conciliation. The tribunal found it was reasonably practicable for those complaints to have been presented in time and therefore held that it had no jurisdiction to hear them, so both were dismissed.

Mr Farr succeeded on his unlawful deductions from wages claim. The tribunal found that the respondent had made unauthorised deductions from his wages and ordered payment of £3,397 gross, made up of £2,500 gross pay and £897 commission. The judgment records that Mr Farr is responsible for any income tax or employee national insurance contributions due on those amounts.

Mr Farr also succeeded on breach of contract in relation to notice and on his holiday entitlement. The tribunal found that he had been dismissed in breach of contract as to notice and awarded damages equivalent to one week's gross pay of £576.92. It also found that the respondent had failed to pay his holiday entitlement and ordered payment of 6 days' pay in the sum of £692.30. The total monetary award recorded in the judgment for Mr Farr's successful claims is £4,666.22.

Mr Robertson did not attend the hearing. The tribunal said it was unable to quantify his claim and therefore dismissed it. The extracted text does not specify the underlying legal type of Mr Robertson's claim.