BRITISH STEEL CORPORATION v. CHANT and PORTMAN

Abstract

May 7, 1974 Iron and Steel — Reorganization — Resettlement compensation — Report to the Minister recommending reorganization — Industry reorganized consequent on report — Recession in industry — Closure of mills — Employees suffering loss of employment — Whether loss of employment “in consequence of a relevant event” — Whether employees entitled to resettlement compensation — Iron and Steel (Compensation to Employees) Regulations, 1968 (S.I. 1968, No. 1170).

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