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Time limit for harassment claim did not start to run from date of transfer (EAT)
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Time limit for harassment claim did not start to run from date of transfer (EAT)
In Vernon v Azure Support Services Ltd and others UKEAT/0192/13, the EAT considered the time limit for a harassment claim in the context of a TUPE transfer, where the harassment occurs both before and after the transfer, and also whether the appropriate comparator for a woman in a sex discrimination claim is a homosexual male.
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Published on 12-Nov-2014
Resource Type Legal update: archive
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