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Posted onNovember 6, 2007advice

New documents in the course of the hearing

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Suppose that in the course of the hearing your client realises that an important answer given by one of the respondent’s witnesses can be proved…

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Posted onOctober 23, 2007advice

Gross misconduct

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Gross misconduct is misconduct so serious that so far as the contract of employment is concerned it entitles the employer to dismiss without notice. This…

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Posted onOctober 16, 2007advice

Bad references

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If you suspect that your former employer is making it harder for you to get a new job by giving you an unfair reference, you…

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Posted onSeptember 28, 2007advice

The length of the hearing

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Estimating the length of the hearing is difficult, because it depends on so many different factors, only some of which will be in your control.…

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Posted onSeptember 27, 2007news

Second edition published

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The second edition of Employment Tribunal Claims: tactics & precedents by Naomi Cunningham and Michael Reed is now available.

Click here to order the book from the Legal Action Group.

The book is also available from specialist legal bookshops.

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Posted onSeptember 27, 2007advice

Giving evidence

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There is a strict rule that a witness who has started giving her evidence must not speak to anyone else about the case until her…

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Posted onSeptember 25, 2007advice

Witness statements

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It is usually important – and always desirable – for the tribunal to have a clear idea what it was that the claimant was employed…

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Posted onSeptember 24, 2007advice

In praise of yellow highlighters

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Yellow highlighters have a great advantage over any other colour: the marks they make are invisible to the photocopier. One of the many ways to…

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Posted onSeptember 19, 2007advice

Drafting the ET1

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The ET1 form is badly designed. One of its worst faults is that it provides separate boxes in which to write the narrative section of…

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Posted onSeptember 19, 2007advice

Presenting the ET1

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There are essentially 3 ways of presenting the claim. You can write the details of your claim on a paper copy of the form (obtainable…

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