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Posted onFebruary 22, 2009advice

Gist and woffle

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Two previous posts (learn to type and laptops in the tribunal) suggest that it’s useful to be able to take typed notes of evidence during…

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Posted onFebruary 1, 2009advice

New employment tribunal limits

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As of today (that is to say, for the purposes of employment ending today or later), the maximum award of compensation for unfair dismissal is…

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Posted onJanuary 29, 2009advice

Learn to type

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If you are going to make a habit of representing others in the tribunals, learn to touch-type. That is, learn to type fluently, without looking…

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Posted onJanuary 15, 2009advice

Redundancy and dismissal

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Non-lawyers tend to think of these as separate categories. You often hear something like “I wasn’t dismissed – I was made redundant.” But from the…

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Posted onJanuary 15, 2009advice

Whose job is it to prepare the bundle?

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Strictly speaking, if you are the claimant, it’s your case – so it’s your job to prepare the bundles for the hearing and provide copies…

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Posted onJanuary 14, 2009advice

Timing the evidence

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You may be asked by the employment judge how long you think your cross-examination of a witness will take. This is a difficult question, and…

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Posted onJanuary 12, 2009advice

Write lists

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There are a lot of different things that need to be done in the immediate run-up to a hearing: writing a chronology, drafting a list…

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Posted onJanuary 7, 2009advice

Documents drafted by the other side

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Quite often, the tribunal will instruct the parties to produce an agreed document – a chronology or a list of issues are the most common.…

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Posted onDecember 19, 2008advice

Witness statement: include everything

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Claims very often have a main bit that is the real reason for going to tribunal, plus various little bits tacked on that wouldn’t have…

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Posted onDecember 13, 2008advice

Penalty clauses

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When settling claims, employers quite often try to include, alongside a confidentiality clause, a term that says if you breach the confidentiality clause, you will…

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