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Unlawful deduction from wages cases against INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Claimant has been employed by the Respondent since January 2017 as Head of Public Sector Land. From 9 April 2018 to 31 May 2020, he was on a secondment to the West Midlands Combined Authority working as Head of Land and Development. Between 15 June 2020 and 30 October 2022, he was on another secondment to Urban Splash, working as national Land Director. Whan that secondment ended on 30 October 2022 , the Claimant returned to the Respondent. 1.2 By a Claim issued on 22 June 2022 [8], the Claimant made claims for breach of contract and deduction from wages. A final hearing was listed for 4 January — employment tribunal data | Tribunal Watch

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Unlawful deduction from wages cases against INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Claimant has been employed by the Respondent since January 2017 as Head of Public Sector Land. From 9 April 2018 to 31 May 2020, he was on a secondment to the West Midlands Combined Authority working as Head of Land and Development. Between 15 June 2020 and 30 October 2022, he was on another secondment to Urban Splash, working as national Land Director. Whan that secondment ended on 30 October 2022 , the Claimant returned to the Respondent. 1.2 By a Claim issued on 22 June 2022 [8], the Claimant made claims for breach of contract and deduction from wages. A final hearing was listed for 4 January

Tribunal Watch has indexed 1 case involving unlawful deduction from wages claims against INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Claimant has been employed by the Respondent since January 2017 as Head of Public Sector Land. From 9 April 2018 to 31 May 2020, he was on a secondment to the West Midlands Combined Authority working as Head of Land and Development. Between 15 June 2020 and 30 October 2022, he was on another secondment to Urban Splash, working as national Land Director. Whan that secondment ended on 30 October 2022 , the Claimant returned to the Respondent. 1.2 By a Claim issued on 22 June 2022 [8], the Claimant made claims for breach of contract and deduction from wages. A final hearing was listed for 4 January, out of 1 total case on record for this employer. See also all unlawful deduction from wages cases across every employer.

Unlawful deduction from wages cases: 1
Total awarded: —
Share of employer caseload: 100%

All unlawful deduction from wages cases against INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Claimant has been employed by the Respondent since January 2017 as Head of Public Sector Land. From 9 April 2018 to 31 May 2020, he was on a secondment to the West Midlands Combined Authority working as Head of Land and Development. Between 15 June 2020 and 30 October 2022, he was on another secondment to Urban Splash, working as national Land Director. Whan that secondment ended on 30 October 2022 , the Claimant returned to the Respondent. 1.2 By a Claim issued on 22 June 2022 [8], the Claimant made claims for breach of contract and deduction from wages. A final hearing was listed for 4 January

1 case · chronological

Case ref.	Decided	Jurisdiction	Claimant	Claim types	Award
1303012/2022	11 February 2024	England & Wales	Mr B. Amunwa - Counsel For the	Unlawful deduction from wages	—

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This page lists the subset of INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Claimant has been employed by the Respondent since January 2017 as Head of Public Sector Land. From 9 April 2018 to 31 May 2020, he was on a secondment to the West Midlands Combined Authority working as Head of Land and Development. Between 15 June 2020 and 30 October 2022, he was on another secondment to Urban Splash, working as national Land Director. Whan that secondment ended on 30 October 2022 , the Claimant returned to the Respondent. 1.2 By a Claim issued on 22 June 2022 [8], the Claimant made claims for breach of contract and deduction from wages. A final hearing was listed for 4 January's tribunal cases tagged with unlawful deduction from wages in the §4.4 claim-type taxonomy. A single judgment frequently combines multiple claim types, so the same case may appear on more than one claim-type page. Award figures are taken from the remedy section of each judgment where present; cases without a quantified award — because the tribunal only determined liability, or because the remedy hearing is pending — are listed with no award amount. See how the data is built.