He eventually lost his unfair dismissal case in 2011.

He had not worked for long enough to bring a constructive dismissal case, so sought protection under equality laws.

She has now launched an unfair dismissal case against the co-educational school, where places cost up to 31,800 a year.

Wins 2.2 million constructive dismissal case a year later.

She then launched a constructive dismissal case against him.

His dismissal letter cited 'serious negligence' and 'gross misconduct' but he says he was not responsible for the debacle.

This letter arrived just before his dismissal letter was to be sent.

So far 1420 soldiers have been given dismissal letters - 1333 from the army, 80 from medical services, and seven from the air force.

However, angered by the actions of the management, workers burned their dismissal letters at a protest outside the refinery.

The worrying aspect of his early dismissal was that it came as no surprise.

The expense of refrigeration led to the early dismissal of low temperature superconductors for use in magnetic bearings.

In the event of a snow day or an unanticipated need for early dismissal, all local television and radio stations are contacted.

Also, the player has the ability to suggest inmates to the parole board, for possible early dismissal.

In addition, the school building began to show its age and marred the school with disruptive and behind-schedule repairs that even forced an early dismissal for a day.

A police officer who used his force's computer to check his neighbours' cars could face dismissal.

Nurses and doctors who speak out about conditions face dismissal or prosecution.

Those who fail will be given a fitness plan and 12 months to measure up or face dismissal for 'unsatisfactory performance'.

They face dismissal if convicted.

The company said that staff could face dismissal.

It should result in immediate dismissal.

But his remorse appeared to cut little ice, with an online petition calling for his immediate dismissal attracting more than 11,000 signatories and demanding 'a manager of greater quality'.

All of these are considered illegal offenses and are grounds for suspension or immediate dismissal.

He did not however make a large impact, scoring 0 and 2 and taking 2/95, resulting in his immediate dismissal from the team.

The composer, no doubt irritated with this intrusion into his art, doubled the passage instead, leading to his immediate dismissal.

You don't see rugby league players doing this — they know it would lead to instant dismissal.

In any other job, failure to perform one's duties in such a way would, without fail, mean instant dismissal.

This appalling risk can be eradicated if staff observe basic hygiene - and face instant dismissal if they don't.

The public should accept incompetent ministers when the same appraisal in any other walk of life would result in instant dismissal.

Our openness to novelty may have guarded against the instant dismissal of a potentially useful idea.

A notice clause sets the minimum period to give notice of dismissal or resignation.

But he has filed a notice of dismissal with a court.

The next day she received a notice of dismissal.

The firm argued that the claim was an improper attempt to re-litigate questions already decided and it applied for summary dismissal.

He had done nothing, he argued, to merit his summary dismissal.

The summary dismissal surprised many.

Should it be made by elected, accountable politicians, answerable to their constituents and vulnerable to summary dismissal at elections or by unaccountable, unelected judges who cannot be removed?

He did not mention anything about the summary dismissal of volunteer bellringers.