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TUPE: Subsequent events may be relevant to whether a task was intended to be of "short-term duration"
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TUPE: Subsequent events may be relevant to whether a task was intended to be of "short-term duration"
In ICTS UK Ltd v Mahdi and others UKEAT/0133/15, the EAT considered whether a tribunal can take into account events following the putative transfer date in a TUPE service provision change when determining whether a client intended the activities to be in connection with a "task of short-term duration".
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Published on 02-Dec-2015
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