Parcel King’s appeal over Megan Clarke’s working-time complaint failed after the company did not attend its Labour Court hearing. The Court upheld the Adjudication Officer’s decision, which had found Clarke’s complaint well founded. The decision was dated 26 May 2025. The appeal concerned a complaint under the Organisation of Working Time Act 1997. The Court said Parcel King knew the hearing details; Clarke was present and ready to proceed.
Parcel King’s Labour Court appeal over working-time complaint fails after missed hearing
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