TA Hotels Ltd Lynams Hotel v Preeti Khoosye
Jurisdiction | Ireland |
Court | Labour Court (Ireland) |
Judgment Date | 24 July 2018 |
Judgment citation (vLex) | [2018] 7 JIEC 2406 |
Docket Number | ADJ-00006896 CA-00009334-004,FULL RECOMMENDATION,DETERMINATION NO. TED189 |
Date | 24 July 2018 |
Labour Court (Ireland)
FULL RECOMMENDATION
TE/17/49
DETERMINATION NO. TED189
ADJ-00006896 CA-00009334-004
Chairman: Ms O'Donnell
Employer Member: Ms Doyle
Worker Member: Mr McCarthy
SECTION 8 (1), TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT (INFORMATION) ACTS, 1994 TO 2014
1. Appeal of Adjudication Officer's Decision ADJ-00006896.
2. The Employer appealed the Decision of the Adjudication Officer to the Labour Court in accordance with Section 8(1) of the Terms of Employment (Information) Act 1994. A Labour Court hearing took place on 13th July 2018. The following is the Determination of the Court:
This is an appeal by TA Hotels LTD Lynams Hotel against decision ADJ-00006896 of an Adjudication Officer in a complaint by Preeti Khoosye against her former employer TA Hotels Ltd Lynams Hotels pursuant to s.41 of the Workplace Relations Act 2015. The complaint relates to alleged contraventions of the Terms of Employment (Information) Act 1994 (the Act). The Adjudication Officer found the complaints to be well founded and awarded compensation of €800 in respect of the breaches.
In line with the normal practice of the Court, the parties are referred to in this Determination as they were at first instance. Hence, Preeti Khoosye is referred to as the Complainant and TA Hotels LTD Lynams Hotel is referred to as the Respondent.
At the hearing of the Labour Court scheduled to take place on Friday 13 th July 2018 the Respondents legal representative sought to make an application that the Labour Court would substitute Ms Theresa Andreucetti Company Director for the Company name as the Company had been struck off the register. The Representative for the Complainant handed into the Court a notice of intention to strike off by the Companies Registration Office dated 28 th February 2018 and a further notice of strike off dated 11 th April 2018. It was the Complainant's position as set out by her Representative that once a company is stuck off it ceases to have any legal existence and therefore it could not prosecute an appeal. The Complainant also advised the Court that the fast track process for restoring a Company was no longer available. The Court took a short adjournment to consider the application.
The Court having considered the application advised the parties that it had come to the decision that the Court did not in these circumstances have jurisdiction to...
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