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Posted onJune 24, 2011advice

No funny voices

by Naomi & Michael1 Comment on No funny voices

At no point during a tribunal hearing should you adopt a funny voice or do an impression of a witness. Not in cross-examination and not…

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Posted onJune 23, 2011advice

Fast-track unfair dismissal

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The employment tribunals have recently moved to dealing with unfair dismissal cases under the fast-track procedure that has been operating for some years in wages…

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Posted onJune 17, 2011advice

CMD Agenda

by Naomi2 Comments on CMD Agenda

Here’s a Word version of the standard CMD agenda in use in at least 3 employment tribunal regions – and quite handy as a checklist…

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Posted onJune 17, 2011advice

What really happened

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Presenting a case is an exercise in storytelling. The two parties tell the tribunal rival stories, and the tribunal decides which one it believes. Stories…

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Posted onMay 18, 2011advice

‘Without prejudice save as to costs’

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Solicitors for employers quite often write letters with this heading. It means the letter – because it is an attempt to settle the claim –…

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Posted onMay 13, 2011advice

Pre-reading

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We have both previously posted about Mehta v Child Support Agency, in which the EAT doubted the usefulness of having witnesses read their statements aloud:…

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Posted onMay 3, 2011advice

Appeals and reinstatement/ re-engagement

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Employers, as we have remarked before, tend to hate the idea of re-employing an employee they have dismissed (see Reinstatement and re-engagement; but also Be…

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Posted onApril 18, 2011advice

Follow up on Witness Statements

by Michael1 Comment on Follow up on Witness Statements

A few months back, Naomi wrote about Mehta v Child Support Agency, where President Underhill suggested that it was not always necessary for witnesses to…

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Posted onApril 14, 2011advice

Keep it simple

by Naomi1 Comment on Keep it simple

Most employment tribunal claims are about dismissal (actual or constructive); and most of the compensation awarded in most claims reflects loss of income from the…

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Posted onApril 12, 2011advice

Running for Justice

by MichaelLeave a comment on Running for Justice

I am running the London Marathon for the Free Representation Unit again. FRU is a good cause: we help about 1,000 people each year in…

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