Case 4112537/2018 · Employment Tribunal
A Kemp (sitting alone) Mr J Brannan v The Phoenix Bar — 2019
- Case reference
- 4112537/2018
- Decision date
- 19 February 2019
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judge
- Employment Judge Mr
- Venue
- Dundee
Parties
7 namedA Kemp (sitting alone) Mr J Brannan
- The Phoenix Bar
- Was employed by There Must Be A Pony Limited and service of the Claim Form shall be made on that party. Introduction 1. The Claim made was for unfair dismissal and unpaid holiday pay against a
- Stated to be “The Phoenix Bar”. The
- Was noted to have indicated that he no longer claimed unfair dismissal, but he did wish to claim holiday pay according to a schedule of loss, and the identity of the employer was disputed. That led to S/4112537/2018 Page the present Hearing to determine solely the issue of the identity of the employer. 2. The
- , tendering a cheque for £135 for the unpaid holiday pay, stating that the employer was There Must be a Pony Limited, and that the
- Appeared, and gave evidence. He produced documents. No evidence was led for the
Claims brought
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Source document
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