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to make reasonable adjustments had arisen.\u00a0 This argument was rejected by the Employment Tribunal and subsequently by the Employment Appeal Tribunal.\u00a0 The Judge determined that it would be &#8220;unjust and illogical&#8221; to exclude frustration of\u00a0contracts which were impossible to perform as the result of an employee&#8217;s illness or disability.\u00a0 He added that there is a degree of additional protection available to employees, and the Tribunal must still consider whether the employer was in breach of the duty to make reasonable adjustments.\u00a0 As the employer in this case had not failed in its obligation to make reasonable adjustments, the contract was found to have frustrated.<\/p>\n<p>In spite of this decision, frustration will undoubtedly remain a rare concept in employment contracts given the wide range of legal protection which is available to employees.\u00a0 Factors which the courts will typically take into account when determining if a contract has 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