The Labour Court recommended that Harris Truck Centre pay a truck salesman £7,500 in commission and £500 compensation after finding that he had been treated unfairly. The recommendation was signed on 18 June 1991. The worker said managers obstructed his sales work and that vehicles he sold generated £45,500 in profit for Harris Truck Centre and Joe Harris Commercials. Harris Truck Centre said it dismissed him because he failed to meet its sales targets. The company did not attend the hearing, but sent the Court a short statement. The worker had agreed to be bound by the Court’s recommendation.
Labour Court recommends £7,500 commission and £500 compensation for Harris Truck Centre worker
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