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International Packaging Corporation (UK) Ltd v. Balfour & 57 Ors

[2002] UKEAT 31_02_2310Employment Appeal Tribunal2002

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EMPLOYMENT APPEAL TRIBUNAL 52 MELVILLE STREET, EDINBURGH EH3 7HF At the Tribunal On 23 October 2002 Before

INTERNATIONAL PACKAGING CORPORATION (UK) LTD APPELLANT JOSEPH BALFOUR & 57 ORS RESPONDENT

(b) the worker has previously signified in writing his agreement or consent to the making of the deduction.

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