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Posted onFebruary 14, 2012advice

Criticising investigations

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Investigations are a common battleground in unfair dismissal cases, particularly where an employee is accused of misconduct. Employers have to carry out a reasonable investigation…

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Posted onSeptember 22, 2011advice

Costs and Capital

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When a tribunal considers making a costs order, or the amount of a costs order, they may have regard to the party’s ability to pay…

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Posted onSeptember 19, 2011advice

Two book recommendations

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The latest edition of Employment Law: An Adviser’s Handbook is out. There are a number of attempts at a basic guide to employment law in…

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Posted onSeptember 2, 2011advice

This is my bundle, there are many like it but this one is mine

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It is impossible to overemphasise the importance of the bundle to employment tribunal proceedings. But I shall try. It is the alpha and the omega,…

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Posted onAugust 10, 2011advice

Croydon Employment Tribunal Closed

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The London South Employment Tribunal in Croydon has been damaged in recent events and is currently closed. They’ll be closed for the rest of the…

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Posted onAugust 8, 2011advice

How claims get created

by Michael3 Comments on How claims get created

You start with a set of facts that are capable of supporting a claim. For example, you did not get a promotion, because your employer…

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Posted onAugust 4, 2011advice

Dress down August in the EAT

by Michael1 Comment on Dress down August in the EAT

I recently had a mildly unsettling experience at the Employment Appeal Tribunal. When the clerk called me in he mentioned that HHJ McMullen QC followed…

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Posted onJuly 18, 2011advice

Citation and the Oxford Standard for the Citation of Authorities

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Legal writing generally involves discussing authority, in the form of case-law or statutes. To make this easier, lawyers have developed a system of citation —…

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Posted onJuly 8, 2011advice

The Elevator Pitch

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Salespeople have a concept called the elevator pitch. This is the pitch you would use if you find yourself in a lift with the Head…

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Posted onJuly 4, 2011advice

Emotionally Hard Work

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When people decide to become lawyers they generally realise that it’s not always an easy job. In particular, they realise that it will be intellectually…

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