When employment tribunals (then “industrial tribunals”) were set up, access to them was free. If you wanted to bring a claim, you sent in a…
Don’t worry. You need to give your employer’s name and address in your ET1, and (if different) the address of the place you worked. If…
If you are representing a client (or yourself) in the employment tribunal – or any other court or tribunal, come to that – your job…
In a case where there story is at all factually complicated – and quite likely, even if it isn’t – the tribunal will want a…
The Employment Rights Act says that employees have the right not to be unfairly dismissed, and whether or not an employer’s decision to dismiss was…
The ET rules require an application to the tribunal (the ET1 form) to be ‘accompanied’ by a fee or an application for remission; but the…
Before starting most kinds of proceedings in the employment tribunal, you have to notify ACAS of your potential claim and go through ‘early conciliation.’ Section…
Everyone who has anything to do with employment law knows that reinstatement and re-engagement orders are incredibly difficult to get. They’re rare (really, really rare:…
If you’re suing your employer in the employment tribunal, it’s sensible to observe one or two hearings first, so that you have some idea what…
If you win your case in the employment tribunal, you should ask for an award of costs to cover any tribunal fees you’ve had to…