Mr T Healy v The Secretary of State for Business (the SoS) Insolvency Service and Terry Healy Group Ltd (in compulsory liquidation)

IN THE EMPLOYMENT TRIBUNAL (SCOTLAND) 5 Judgment of the Tribunal in Case No: 4102228/2023 Issued Following Final Hearing Heard at Edinburgh on the 31 stof July 2023 10 Employment Judge J G d’lnverno Mr T Healy Claimant 15 Represented by: Mr Holland, Solicitor 20 (1) The Secretary of State for Business (the SoS) (1 Named Respondent) Insolvency Service Represented by: Mr Soni, the representative ...

JUDGMENT OF THE EMPLOYMENT TRIBUNAL st At Edinburgh on the 31 of July 2023 40 (First) On the claimant’s representative’s Application, made at. the bar, the 1 named respondent not objecting, Grants the claimant Leave to Amend his

ETZ4(WR) 4102228/2023 Page 2 initiating Application ET1 by including therein a claim, already intimated to the Secretary of State, for arrears of wages in terms of section 184 of the Employment th Rights Act 1996, in the sum of £1,187.60 gross (£1,000 net) for the period 15 June to 18 July 2022 inclusive. 5 (Second) In the period from 03 March 2014 up to and including 30 May 2017 the claimant w...

REASONS st 20 1. These claims called for Final Hearing at Edinburgh on the 31 of July 2023. The claimant, who appeared and gave oral evidence on his own behalf and answered questions from cross examination was represented by Mr Holland, st Solicitor. The 1 named respondent, the Secretary of State for Business, (“the SoS”) was represented by Mr Soni, lay representative. There was no nd 25 appear...

3. In this case the claimant is pursuing payment from the National Insurance Fund (“the Fund”) under the provisions of section 166 and or 182 of the Employment Rights Act 1996 (“ERA”), namely redundancy pay, compensatory notice pay and holiday pay. 5