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Transfer of all activities not required under TUPE service provision change regime (EAT)

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Transfer of all activities not required under TUPE service provision change regime (EAT)

In Arch Initiatives v Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust & ors, the EAT considered whether there could be a service provision change under TUPE where only part of the activities performed by the outgoing contractor were transferred to the new service provider.

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Resource ID 4-624-5985
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Published on 14-Mar-2016
Resource Type Legal update: archive
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