The Labour Court disallowed a worker’s appeal over lost earnings and expenses after finding that no employment relationship existed with H.J.Nolan (Dublin) Ltd during the period in question. Its decision was dated 5 October 2000. A Rights Commissioner had recommended £300 for invoiced expenses. The worker, who was not named in the decision, had also claimed lost earnings after selling hampers on commission and expecting a possible future sales role.
Labour Court rejects worker’s appeal against H.J.Nolan (Dublin) Ltd
Sources
- AD0053
- Archived WRC decision AD0053 — snapshot 6 November 2017
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Original address recorded by the archive: WRC AD0053. The archive snapshot date is separate from the decision date above.
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