Cases2303999/2023

Claimant v Synnovis Analytics LLP

11 March 2025Before Employment Judge D WrightLondon Southremote video

Outcome

Claimant fails

Individual claims

Unfair Dismissalfailed

The tribunal heard evidence over two days and concluded that the claim of unfair dismissal was not well founded. The reasons were given orally at the hearing. The claimant did not succeed in proving that the dismissal was unfair.

Facts

Ms Celik brought an unfair dismissal claim against Synnovis Analytics LLP. The case was heard over two days by video at London South Employment Tribunal. The claimant was represented by a lay representative, while the respondent was represented by counsel. The tribunal heard evidence and oral submissions from both parties.

Decision

Employment Judge D Wright sitting alone dismissed the unfair dismissal claim, finding it was not well founded. The tribunal gave detailed oral reasons at the hearing explaining why the dismissal was not unfair. No written reasons were provided as none were requested at the hearing.

Practical note

Even with lay representation, a claimant must prove on the facts that their dismissal was unfair, and the tribunal found this was not established in this case.

Case details

Case number
2303999/2023
Decision date
11 March 2025
Hearing type
full merits
Hearing days
2
Classification
contested

Respondent

Sector
healthcare
Represented
Yes
Rep type
barrister

Claimant representation

Represented
Yes
Rep type
lay rep