Well, it had to happen sooner or later; a Father Christmas has been sacked for reducing children to tears….
Was he "briefed" and trained correctly? ie was he expressly instructed and trained to lie to his customers? To give a false name and address?
To raise an expectation that he would then signally fail to match: "What would you like for Christmas?" and then give them whatever came out of the bag next.
If he wasn't clearly instructed to do this then could he sue for unfair dismissal?
Well, it had to happen sooner or later; a Father Christmas has been sacked for reducing children to tears....
Was he "briefed" and trained correctly? ie was he expressly instructed and trained to lie to his customers? To give a false name and address?
To raise an expectation that he would then signally fail to match: "What would you like for Christmas?" and then give them whatever came out of the bag next.
If he wasn't clearly instructed to do this then could he sue for unfair dismissal?
