THE INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNALS
CASE REF: 8790/18
CLAIMANT: Stacey-Leigh Ginn
RESPONDENT: Department for the Economy
DECISION
The Department, in its role as the statutory guarantor in respect of certain employment debts, is liable to make payments to the claimant in respect of the notice pay and redundancy pay debts which were owed to her by the relevant employer at the time of the termination of her employment at the Landsdowne Hotel in April 2018. The amounts due to the claimant, pursuant to this decision, are as follows:
(1) £192 for notice pay and
(2) £240 for redundancy pay.
REASONS
1. The subject-matter of this decision was the subject of a full hearing, which had been adjourned.
2. The tribunal which was conducting that main hearing consisted of Ms Dorothy Adams, Mr Alan White and myself. (In the present context, that tribunal is “the relevant tribunal”).
3. Since the adjournment of that main hearing, this claimant and the respondent Department have agreed in writing upon the terms of the above Decision. In those circumstances, the relevant tribunal is empowered, by rule 28(1) of the Industrial Tribunals Rules, to make a decision in line with what the parties have agreed.
4. Pursuant to that power, the relevant tribunal has made the decision which is set out above.
5. This is a relevant decision for the purposes of the Industrial Tribunals (Interest) Order (Northern Ireland) 1990.
Employment Judge:
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