Sentence examples for unfair sacking from inspiring English sources

Tim Shipman (Mail) (@ShippersUnbound) As I predicted earlier, @AlistairBurtFCO is seen as the most unfair sacking by both hacks and MPs (on all sides).

The National Association of Headteachers said they would lead to unfair sacking of teachers, when children failed as a result of extenuating circumstances unrelated to the quality of education they were receiving.

Incidentally, is Sven's sacking the most unfair managerial dismissal ever?

Sports scientist Stephen Dank will launch legal action against AFL club Gold Coast for unfair dismissal after being sacked by the club in 2011.

Ms Quashie, who is in her early 30s and lives in London, argued that she was employed and could therefore make a claim for unfair dismissal after being sacked for gross misconduct.

What ineptitude to inflame the dispute by sacking the union rep, Candy Udwin, whose first hearing at an employment tribunal made clear she is likely to win an unfair dismissal case.

"Synergy" means sacking people.

56 min: "Sven's dismissal will be the most unfair one until Avram Grant gets sacked when Chelsea don't win the title or the league," writes George Templeton.

I was sacked in May 2011, but the unfair dismissal verdict did not come until 2013.

Firms have even lost unfair dismissal suits to employees they have sacked in order to settle sexual-harassment suits brought by other employees.

No 10 lets it be known that it's taking seriously ideas to scrap laws around unfair dismissal, so that employees can be sacked without explanation.