While the reason for a dismissal is often clear, this is not always so. In this case, the reason for dismissal was not clear and accordingly, the EAT had to consider whether what the decision-maker actually decided must be analysed to determine the principal reason for the dismissal in order to resolve the question of whether the dismissal was fair or not. Listen along to see what happened!
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