Indian Man Awarded £30,000 by UK Tribunal for Employer's Failure to Provide Work
An Indian man was awarded nearly £30,000 by a UK tribunal after his employer failed to provide him with work as stipulated. The ruling highlights employer responsibilities regarding employment contracts.
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Indian man awarded almost £30,000 after UK employer failed to provide work
Tribunal orders company to pay Shabin Shaji for care work he was not given after coming to UK, in landmark case An Indian citizen who came to the UK to work as a care worker through the post-Brexit visa scheme has been awarded nearly £30,000 in a landmark case, because his employer failed to give him a single day of work for a year. An employment tribunal ordered the care company Swan Care Solutions Ltd to pay Shabin Shaji wages for the work he was “ready, able and willing to do”. Continue r...
By Chris Osuh Community affairs correspondent
Read full article →Indian man awarded nearly £30,000 by UK tribunal after employer failed to provide work
An Indian man, Shabin Shaji, secured nearly £30,000 from an employment tribunal after his UK employer, Swan Care Solutions, failed to provide him any work for a year despite sponsorship. He was left struggling, relying on charity, while the company withheld his wages. The tribunal ruled in his favor for unpaid wages and holiday pay.
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