Labour Court finds Securicor did not act unreasonably in worker's termination

The Labour Court found that Securicor (Ireland) Limited did not act unreasonably in a dispute over a worker's termination, and did not find in favour of the claimant. Its recommendation was signed on 11 November 1988. The Irish Transport & General Workers' Union argued that the worker had been pressured to resign after a disagreement over a client's memo about answering telephones. Securicor said he had ended his employment voluntarily and signed an agreement for £632.20 in full and final settlement. The company did not attend the hearing but sent its account to the Court by letter.