Common Law Frustration and Redundancy in the Context of Covid-19 Furlough

David Cabrelli; Jessica D'alton

Common Law Frustration and Redundancy in the Context of Covid-19 Furlough

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Examines the Potential Relevance and Application of the Common Law Doctrine of Frustration in the Context of Furloughed Workers under the Covid-19 Job Retention Scheme and Analyses the Relationship of this with the Law of Redundancy

Original language	English
Type	Blog Post
Media of output	Online
Publisher	UK Labour Law Blog
Number of pages	5000
Publication status	Published - 1 Sept 2020

Keywords / Materials (for Non-textual outputs)

Labour Law
Employment Law
Contract of Employment
Law Governing the Contract of Employment
Common Law
furlough
Redundancy
Frustration
Contract law
Private law
Private Law Theory

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