Michael Deasy v Governors of Loreto College Manchester, A Roman Catholic designated Sixth Form College, in the Diocese of Salford under the Trusteeship of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary — 2021

At a hearing in private by telephone on 11 August 2021, Employment Judge Shotter, sitting alone, dealt only with the identity of the correct respondent. The judgment records that the correct respondent was the Governors of Loreto College Manchester, A Roman Catholic designated Sixth Form College, in the Diocese of Salford under the Trusteeship of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The tribunal dismissed all claims against the first and second respondents because they no longer had any interest in the proceedings, and the third respondent’s name was amended accordingly with agreement. No substantive determination of the underlying claim is set out in the text provided.

The document also contains a standard tribunal notice referring to a potential fine of £1,000.00 for non-compliance with an order under section 7(4) of the Employment Tribunals Act 1996, together with possible rule 6 consequences. That notice is procedural and does not record any compensation or substantive remedy for the claimant.