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Posted onJanuary 30, 2008advice

Drafting your claim

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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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Posted onJanuary 25, 2008advice

Don’t ask stupid questions

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The tribunal has power to order either party to provide additional information or answers to written questions. Requesting additional details of the other side’s statement…

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Posted onJanuary 12, 2008advice

Don’t waffle

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George Orwell put the more general point (of which ‘aforesaid‘ is a special case) in his essay Politics and the English Language (1946): Here is…

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Posted onJanuary 7, 2008update

What is gross misconduct?

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Gross misconduct is misconduct so serious that the employer is entitled to dismiss for a first offence. What that means depends in part on the…

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Posted onDecember 21, 2007advice

Navigating an unpaginated bundle

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Often you need to do substantial work the papers involved in the case before you are in a position to finalise and paginate your hearing…

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Posted onDecember 19, 2007advice

Reinstatement and re-engagement

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All employment lawyers know that orders for reinstatement (getting your old job back) and re-engagement (getting another job with your former employer) are extremely rare.…

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Posted onDecember 15, 2007advice

Mitigation

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It is frustrating to win your case, but get limited compensation because you can’t convince the tribunal that you have done a reasonable amount to…

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Posted onDecember 13, 2007update

Late claim for unfair dismissal

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In RBS v Bevan, the EAT considered an appeal against an employment tribunal’s decision that it had not been reasonably practicable for the claimant to…

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Posted onDecember 12, 2007news

Dispute resolution: the current situation

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Although a Bill to abolish the dispute resolution regime has been published (see previous post), it does not seem likely to come into force until…

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Posted onDecember 12, 2007news

Ding dong the witch is dead!

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Or mortally wounded, at any rate. The witch in question is the statutory dispute resolution regime introduced by Part 3 of the Employment Act 2002…

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