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THE INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNALS
CASE REF: 20/19IT
CLAIMANT: Deneice O'Hagan-Hegarty
RESPONDENT: 1. Excel in Education Tutoring School Ltd (To return to a
sole trader as Excel in Education Tutoring School)
2. Katie Matthews
DECISION
The tribunal is satisfied that the first named respondent failed to pay to the claimant:
1. Wages in the amount of £977.85
2. Notice pay in the amount of £216.58
3. Holiday pay in the amount of £550.11
The first-named respondent is therefore ordered to pay to the claimant the sum of £1744.54.
CONSTITUTION OF TRIBUNAL
Employment Judge (sitting alone) : Employment Judge Browne
APPEARANCES:
The claimant was self-represented.
The respondent was not present or represented .
1. The relevant time limit for the respondents to present a response has expired. No response has been presented.
2. It having been determined that a default judgment was not appropriate, I conducted a hearing by receiving information and documentary evidence from the claimant.
3. As expressed in my reasons delivered orally at the hearing, I am satisfied from her evidence and from the written materials that the first-named respondent failed to pay to the claimant the full amount of wages owed to her; the appropriate amount of notice payable to her upon termination of her contract of employment; and the appropriate amount of holiday pay owed to her. The first-named respondent is therefore ordered to pay £1744.54 to the claimant.
4. This is a relevant decision for the purpo ses of the Industrial Tribunals (Interest) Order (Northern Ireland) 1990.
Employment Judge:
Date and place of hearing: 4 April 2019, Belfast.
Date decision recorded in register and issued to parties:
