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ARTICLE · 19 JUNE 2018

HR & Employment Services

Following The Supreme Court's ruling in Newcastle Upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust v Haywood that the claimant's notice period started on the day she read the letter of redundancy ...

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Employment contracts and timing of notice periods

Following The Supreme Court's ruling in Newcastle Upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust v Haywood that the claimant's notice period started on the day she read the letter of redundancy, not from the date when it was actually delivered, employers should review their employment contracts and amend them accordingly if the timing of an employee's notice period is relevant. In this case, the employee was entitled to a higher pension because her notice period expired on the date of her 50th birthday, rather than beforehand, as intended. Please contact a member of the employment team for advice.

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