Unfair dismissal?

LordSplodge · 20 Oct 2012 at 11:58

Monserrat said:
CEO? Isn't that what the American use for Chief Executive Office? Might be wrong, but thought it was MD (Managing Director) over here, the top dog that is. Like Feek said though, the story is vague.

Our place has a CEO. We aren't American.

OP: Vague story is vague.

Jokester · 20 Oct 2012 at 12:24

CEO is the recoginsied term in the UK as well.

garak112 · 3 Nov 2012 at 00:12

Just an update.

My dad has been officially made redundant with 6 months notice.

The CEO has now engaged his services on a freelance basis to do the exact same job, having now forced through the taking of the money out of the company.

Pestilence · 3 Nov 2012 at 00:17

garak112 said:
Just an update.

My dad has been officially made redundant with 6 months notice.

The CEO has now engaged his services on a freelance basis to do the exact same job, having now forced through the taking of the money out of the company.

He'll be wanting to speak to ACAS, I think.

malfunkshun · 3 Nov 2012 at 00:21

garak112 said:
Just an update.

My dad has been officially made redundant with 6 months notice.

The CEO has now engaged his services on a freelance basis to do the exact same job, having now forced through the taking of the money out of the company.

I hope there are some details missing because what you wrote above would amount to an unfair dismissal.