Bluefin loses employment tribunal
Bluefin has lost a tribunal against former marine manager Adrian Donno, who accused the broker of ha...
Bluefin has lost a tribunal against former marine manager Adrian Donno, who accused the broker of having an unfair process for redundancy, however no compensation was awarded. Donno lost his job last May and joined Bluefin following its acquisition of Layton Blackham.
The London Central employment tribunal found that there was an automatic unfair dismissal in the case. A statement from Bluefin said that the ruling resulted from a technical error relating to procedural aspects of the redundancy
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