Marek Adamiuk v Tesco Ireland Limited ADJ-00034163
The Employee's Position
The complainant commenced employment with the respondent on 1 February 2008 as a Warehouse Operative. He states that he was injured in work on the night of 13 May 2021 while lifting a crate of wine. He states that in trying to save the stock, he hurt his back. He asserts that his contract provides for sick leave payment during absence due to illness but the respondent failed to honour said payment. The complainant states that the respondent is in breach of the Payment of Wages Act by not paying him his entitlement to sick leave payment which is set out in his contract of employment and in the employee
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