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Wallace v CA Roofing Services Ltd: 1996

An employer can less easily terminate an apprentice than other employees. An oral apprenticeship contract is enfoirceable, but only once it is acted upon.

Citations:

[1996] IRLR 435

Cited by:

CitedWhitely v Marton Electrical Ltd EAT 27-Sep-2002
The applicant had been employed by the respondent under a modern apprenticeship contract. The employer dismissed him during the term, after a downturn in work.
Held: Though the contract was subject to the employer’s standard terms, it remained . .
CitedEdmonds v Lawson, Pardoe, and Del Fabbro CA 10-Mar-2000
A contract of apprenticeship is synallagmatic. The master undertakes to educate and train the apprentice (or pupil) in the practical and other skills needed to practise a skilled trade (or learned profession) and the apprentice (or pupil) binds . .
Lists of cited by and citing cases may be incomplete.

Employment

Updated: 28 April 2022; Ref: scu.181812

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