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Continuing from https://opentuition.com/topic/unfair-dismissal-2
I thought the answer was re-introduction but the OpenTuition mock marked it incorrect and said it was re-employment.
This is from the website http://www.compactlaw.co.uk:
“Compensation for Unfair Dismissal | Introduction
1. Reinstatement
This is where an Employment Tribunal will place an employee back in their old job and pay compensation for the loss of wages for the time out of the job. Also, see Additional Award2. Re-engagement
The employee returns to a similar job with the employer. Also, see Additional AwardIt is very rare for either of these to be ordered by an Employment Tribunal. The reason for this is that they are reluctant to force an employer to take an employee back.
3. Compensation
This is what usually happens if the employee wins their case.
This is split into the Basic Award and the Compensatory Award.”Clearly re-introduction was an expression that I dreamed up and is the odd one out in the question that you posted
Thanks for pointing out the error
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