[80IJ Complaints to employment tribunals]
Employment Rights Act 1996 (1996 c 18) | Legislation

[80IJ  Complaints to employment tribunals]

[(1)     An agency worker who makes an application under section 80IF may present a complaint to an employment tribunal—

(a)     that the temporary work agency or the hirer (as the case may be) has failed in relation to the application to comply with section 80IH(1) (as read, where applicable, with section 80II(2)(a) or (5)),

(b)     that the temporary work agency has failed, having granted the application, to comply with section 80II(2)(b),

(c)     that a decision by the temporary work agency or the hirer (as the case may be) to reject the application was based on incorrect facts, or

(d)     that the notification by the temporary work agency or the hirer (as the case may be) under section 80IH(4) was given in circumstances that did not satisfy

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