Mr M Ellis v Amey Services Limited — 2023

Case reference: 2700259/2015
Decision date: 7 November 2023
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Judge: Employment Judge Quill

Indexed: 19 May 2026

Parties

2 named

Claimant

Mr M Ellis

Respondent

Amey Services Limited

Key findings

Tribunal's reasoning

The Tribunal struck out the claim. It recorded that, by a letter dated 7 November 2023, the claimant had been given an opportunity to make representations or request a hearing about why the claim should not be struck out because it had not been actively pursued.

The claimant failed to make written representations, failed to make sufficient representations, or failed to request a hearing. On that basis, the Tribunal struck out the claim.

Claims and outcomes

1 finding recorded

Claim type	Issue or finding	Outcome	Protected characteristic	Award
Working time regulations	The judgment identifies the claim only as being struck out for not being actively pursued; the working_time classification is based on the supplied listing category and claim-type hint.	Struck out	—	—

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