Baynton v South West Trains Ltd UKEAT/0848/04/TM | Practical Law

Baynton v South West Trains Ltd UKEAT/0848/04/TM | Practical Law

The EAT in Baynton v South West Trains Ltd held that the duty to make adjustments under section 6 of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 did not apply in the circumstances of the case to an employee's request (following termination of his employment and the end of the appeals process) that the employer reconsiders its decision to dismiss.

Baynton v South West Trains Ltd UKEAT/0848/04/TM

Practical Law Resource ID 7-364-5023 (Approx. 2 pages)

Baynton v South West Trains Ltd UKEAT/0848/04/TM

by PLC Employment
Published on 22 Jun 2005England, Scotland, Wales
The EAT in Baynton v South West Trains Ltd held that the duty to make adjustments under section 6 of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 did not apply in the circumstances of the case to an employee's request (following termination of his employment and the end of the appeals process) that the employer reconsiders its decision to dismiss.