Caterham has announced they are launching legal action against a group of former employees who are claiming unfair dismissal by the team.The Leafield-based outfit underwent a change of ownership at the start of this month after founder Tony Fernandes sold out to a consortium of Swiss and Middle Eastern investors. As part of the subsequent shake-up at the underperforming outfit, which has seen former F1 driver Christijan Albers take over as Team Principal, the new owners slimmed down the workforce, with around 40 employees thought to have departed.Reports on the eve of last weekend's Hungarian GP suggested lawyers representing the affected staff had initiated legal action against the team....
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