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Posted onJuly 27, 2017August 1, 2017advice

Supreme Court says ET fees are unlawful

by Naomi4 Comments on Supreme Court says ET fees are unlawful

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…

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Posted onMay 19, 2016advice

What do I do if my employer won’t tell me where to serve my ET1?

by Naomi1 Comment on What do I do if my employer won’t tell me where to serve my ET1?

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…

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Posted onMarch 31, 2015advice

Ticking the boxes

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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…

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Posted onOctober 18, 2013October 21, 2013advice

Applying for fee remission

by Naomi10 Comments on Applying for fee remission

Fees were payable for employment tribunal claims from 29 July 2013. You may be eligible for ‘remission’ of the fee (that is to say, you…

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Posted onNovember 20, 2012advice

Interim relief (II)

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If you think you’ve been dismissed for trade union activities, or whistle-blowing (or one of a short list of other specific reasons), you can ask…

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Posted onFebruary 16, 2012advice

When can an employer make a counterclaim?

by MichaelLeave a comment on When can an employer make a counterclaim?

A counterclaim is a case brought by a Respondent as part of their reply to a claim. So, for example, A sues B for unfair…

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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 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 onMarch 31, 2009advice

Guest post: Anne Redston

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Completing your ET1 The ET1 is the form you complete when you begin your claim. It sets out the reasons you are complaining to the…

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Posted onJanuary 30, 2008advice

Drafting your claim

by Naomi1 Comment on Drafting your claim

Your claim form will be one of the first things that the tribunal reads, so it is an important document. If the story you tell there is not complete, easy to follow, and convincing, you will start at a serious disadvantage.

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