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Unfair Dismissal medical reasons

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  • Marcon
    Marcon Posts: 14,568 Forumite
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    I’m not going to walk away with nothing I want to settle for a payout 
    I'm confused. A year ago you were already retired: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6248633/tiny-house-uk/p1
    Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!  
  • Jillanddy
    Jillanddy Posts: 717 Forumite
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    Marcon said:
    I’m not going to walk away with nothing I want to settle for a payout 
    I'm confused. A year ago you were already retired: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6248633/tiny-house-uk/p1
    The same week,  they'd been made redundant. Busy life? 
  • They have appealed the dismissal and still waiting for teply

    This is the latest communication with their old employer 

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    I do hope my appeal is successful as I really feel it was unfair dismissal on medical grounds even though it was claimed it wasn’t.

    I never had any of these anxiety problems for years in old position it was only from the new assignment which I said I was not suited for. I understand it can take a bit of time to ask for a change but my situation was so serious it was not right to keep me in that position for so long after I notified how serious my panic attacks were.

    It would be very unfair to dismiss me for those reasons and I have been in touch with a legal firm who have looked at my case and looked at my evidence and they have offered me no win no fee if I am dismissed.

    Any court will agree it was for medical reasons brought on by being pushed too far for too long after I informed I was getting panic attacks by carry on driving into that patch for too long after I had officially informed my manager that it was causing me panic attacks.

    If I don’t get dismissed then it won’t have to go to court


  • 74jax said:
    They have appealed the dismissal and still waiting for teply

    This is the latest communication with their old employer 

    -

    I do hope my appeal is successful as I really feel it was unfair dismissal on medical grounds even though it was claimed it wasn’t.

    I never had any of these anxiety problems for years in old position it was only from the new assignment which I said I was not suited for. I understand it can take a bit of time to ask for a change but my situation was so serious it was not right to keep me in that position for so long after I notified how serious my panic attacks were.

    It would be very unfair to dismiss me for those reasons and I have been in touch with a legal firm who have looked at my case and looked at my evidence and they have offered me no win no fee if I am dismissed.

    Any court will agree it was for medical reasons brought on by being pushed too far for too long after I informed I was getting panic attacks by carry on driving into that patch for too long after I had officially informed my manager that it was causing me panic attacks.

    If I don’t get dismissed then it won’t have to go to court


    I would advise them not to send that. Its extremely badly written. 
    What has that got to do with anything?
  • Thrugelmir
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    They have appealed the dismissal and still waiting for teply

    This is the latest communication with their old employer 

    -

    I do hope my appeal is successful as I really feel it was unfair dismissal on medical grounds even though it was claimed it wasn’t.

    I never had any of these anxiety problems for years in old position it was only from the new assignment which I said I was not suited for. I understand it can take a bit of time to ask for a change but my situation was so serious it was not right to keep me in that position for so long after I notified how serious my panic attacks were.

    It would be very unfair to dismiss me for those reasons and I have been in touch with a legal firm who have looked at my case and looked at my evidence and they have offered me no win no fee if I am dismissed.

    Any court will agree it was for medical reasons brought on by being pushed too far for too long after I informed I was getting panic attacks by carry on driving into that patch for too long after I had officially informed my manager that it was causing me panic attacks.

    If I don’t get dismissed then it won’t have to go to court


    Suggest that you take the matter to court. Writing threatening letters isn't going to cut any ice. 
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