Department of Work and Pensions v Hall UKEAT/0012/05/DA | Practical Law

Department of Work and Pensions v Hall UKEAT/0012/05/DA | Practical Law

In Department of Work and Pensions v Hall the EAT upheld a tribunal's decision that the employer had constructive knowledge of an employee's disability, even though she had not specifically informed them of it. In dismissing the employee for misconduct, the employer had treated her less favourably on the grounds of her disability and had failed to consider the question of reasonable adjustments.

Department of Work and Pensions v Hall UKEAT/0012/05/DA

Practical Law Resource ID 7-365-5955 (Approx. 2 pages)

Department of Work and Pensions v Hall UKEAT/0012/05/DA

by PLC Employment
Published on 31 Aug 2005England, Scotland, Wales
In Department of Work and Pensions v Hall the EAT upheld a tribunal's decision that the employer had constructive knowledge of an employee's disability, even though she had not specifically informed them of it. In dismissing the employee for misconduct, the employer had treated her less favourably on the grounds of her disability and had failed to consider the question of reasonable adjustments.