Unfair dismissal tribunal decisions
Claims that an employer ended someone's employment without a fair reason or without following a fair process. It is the largest single category of employment tribunal decision, and most claims need two years of continuous service unless the reason for dismissal is automatically unfair.
60,391 published decisions carry this category.
Most recently published
- Mr A Bombaywala v Vertik Al Ltd: 1304143/2025
25 September 2026 · Case 1304143/2025
- Mr R Jakubik v Aldi Stores Ltd: 6042303/2025
20 September 2026 · Case 6042303/2025
Also categorised: Race discrimination
- Mr M Wilson v Phoebus Software Ltd: 6015275/2025
5 September 2026 · Case 6015275/2025
Also categorised: Breach of contract
- Mr M Paradza v Openreach Ltd: 6029392/2025
18 September 2026 · Case 6029392/2025
- K Porte-Faulkner v Travelodge Hotels Ltd: 6007677/2026
7 September 2026 · Case 6007677/2026
- Mr M Elnaggar v Royal Mail Group Ltd: 3305916/2024 and others
20 August 2026 · Case 3305916/2024 and others
Also categorised: Race discrimination · Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- N Bussoopun v Vero HR and Peterborough Ltd: 3304436/2025
24 September 2026 · Case 3304436/2025
Also categorised: Disability discrimination · Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- S Davison v Durham Area Youth: 6004688/2025
30 September 2026 · Case 6004688/2025
- Mr C J Davies v North Yorkshire Council: 2501387/2025
29 September 2026 · Case 2501387/2025
- L Coxon v Aiken Flooring Contracts Ltd: 6029114/2025
3 August 2026 · Case 6029114/2025
Also categorised: Breach of contract
- Mrs G Dawson v Care Quality Commission: 6010998/2024
25 September 2026 · Case 6010998/2024
Also categorised: Breach of contract · Disability discrimination
- Mr J Stephenson v J&B Recycling Ltd: 2502028/2024
23 September 2026 · Case 2502028/2024
Also categorised: Breach of contract · Whistleblowing · Redundancy · Unlawful deduction from wages
- Mr A R Al Ghanim v Domex Ltd: 6026070/2025
22 September 2026 · Case 6026070/2025
Also categorised: Breach of contract · Unlawful deduction from wages
- Mr L McLune-Boyland v Shaw Trust Ltd: 6011821/2024
3 September 2026 · Case 6011821/2024
- V Edmund v Willow London Living Ltd and S Hassan: 6019441/2025
18 September 2026 · Case 6019441/2025
Also categorised: Race discrimination · Sex discrimination
- N Stares v Kent and Medway Mental Health NHS Trust: 6005001/2026
21 September 2026 · Case 6005001/2026
- R L Dumitrescu v Sopar So Good Ltd: 6007583/2026
21 September 2026 · Case 6007583/2026
Also categorised: Redundancy
- R Javian-Lennard v Mind In Croydon Ltd: 6002910/2024
10 December 2025 · Case 6002910/2024
Also categorised: Disability discrimination · Race discrimination · Redundancy · Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- Ms N Fernandez v Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust: 2304390/2023
19 January 2026 · Case 2304390/2023
Also categorised: Age discrimination · Breach of contract · Sex discrimination · Unlawful deduction from wages · Working time regulations
- Mr J Quirke v DPD Group UK Ltd: 3201090/2024
2 August 2026 · Case 3201090/2024
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