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No service provision change where new contractor takes over service for own commercial purposes
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No service provision change where new contractor takes over service for own commercial purposes
In CT Plus (Yorkshire) CIC v Black and others UKEAT/0035/16, the EAT considered whether an employment tribunal was correct to find there was no service provision change, for the purposes of regulation 3(1)(b)(ii) of TUPE 2006, on the basis that a new contractor was providing a service for its own commercial purposes and not on behalf of the council.
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Published on 07-Sep-2016
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