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Unfair dismissal occurs when your employer dismisses you without a fair reason or without following a fair procedure. You currently need 2 years of continuous service to claim — this reduces to 6 months from January 2027.
Fair reasons for dismissal include capability, conduct, redundancy or some other substantial reason. Even with a fair reason the procedure must be fair — including investigation, written notice, a disciplinary hearing, right to be accompanied and right of appeal.
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