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Posted onMay 30, 2012advice

Getting phone calls from the Judge

by MichaelLeave a comment on Getting phone calls from the Judge

This will rarely happen. Employment Judges only speak to the parties at hearings. Some case management discussions are conducted by telephone, but usually this is…

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Posted onMay 11, 2012advice

The mystery witness

by NaomiLeave a comment on The mystery witness

Sometimes employers will dismiss on the strength of information from someone they are not prepared to identify – let’s call him or her X. What…

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Posted onSeptember 2, 2011advice

This is my bundle, there are many like it but this one is mine

by Michael2 Comments on This is my bundle, there are many like it but this one is mine

It is impossible to overemphasise the importance of the bundle to employment tribunal proceedings. But I shall try. It is the alpha and the omega,…

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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 onJune 27, 2011advice

Maximising Estate Efficiencies

by MichaelLeave a comment on Maximising Estate Efficiencies

HM Courts and Tribunals Service is currently trying to make more efficient use of their estate (i.e. the buildings they own). Historically, different courts and…

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Posted onJune 23, 2011advice

Fast-track unfair dismissal

by MichaelLeave a comment on Fast-track unfair dismissal

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 onApril 12, 2011advice

Booking Interpreters

by MichaelLeave a comment on Booking Interpreters

Booking interpreters is one of the aspects of tribunal administration that can stumble. If you need a interpreter for the tribunal, you will need to…

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Posted onApril 11, 2011advice

Written applications and judicial working conditions

by Naomi & MichaelLeave a comment on Written applications and judicial working conditions

The life of an employment judge is not an easy one. (This conclusion is not based on direct personal experience or a statistically robust survey,…

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Posted onJuly 26, 2010advice

Notification of an appeal

by MichaelLeave a comment on Notification of an appeal

If an appeal is made to the EAT, they will notify the other side. This, however, is likely to take a little time, because the…

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