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Unfair Dismissal

An unjustified dismissal is a personal grievance claim that an employee can bring against their employer. An employer must have a good reason to justify dismissal and must show that the dismissal was procedurally fair to the employee, otherwise the employee could be entitled to remedies for their unjustified dismissal personal grievance claim.

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Unjustified dismissal

For an employer to justify dismissal, the following criteria must be met:

  • A fair and reasonable process must be undertaken.
  • The employee should be provided with access to relevant information.
  • The employee has the right to have an opportunity to comment on the information before the decision is made.
  • The employer must genuinely consider the employee's comments.
  • The decision to terminate employment must be substantively justified.
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