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When the chief financial officer of tech firm Over-C was let go for poor performance during his probationary period, he secured a High Court injunction keeping him in the job. It was a decision that surprised some. Now, it has been overturned.
In an analysis of the High Court ruling last summer, law firm William Fry described the case as “a cautionary tale” for employers. The chief financial officer of an Irish startup, one that has raised €10 million from investors, was granted a temporary injunction in the High Court reinstating him in his job after the firm dismissed him during his probationary period. The decision seemed to surprise legal observers at the time and has now been overturned by the Court of Appeal which diverged significantly from the reasoning adopted by the High Court. As first reported in The Currency last…
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