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Posted onJuly 3, 2012advice

The EAT’s Familiar Authorities

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The EAT has published its list of Familiar Cases. These are the cases that are so commonly cited that the EAT keeps copies of them…

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Posted onApril 23, 2012advice

Employment Appeal Tribunal Practice Statement

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The President of the EAT has now put out a Practice Statement dealing in a bit more detail with the points made in News From…

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Posted onApril 17, 2012advice

Sidelining

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In my last post, I mentioned that the EAT likes the relevant passages of authorities to be highlighted or sidelined. Highlighting is fairly obvious. You…

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Posted onApril 4, 2012advice

News from the EAT

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Yesterday, I was at the Employment Appeal Tribunal User Group. The members were asked to pass a couple of messages outwards to the wider community.…

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Posted onAugust 4, 2011advice

Dress down August in the EAT

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I recently had a mildly unsettling experience at the Employment Appeal Tribunal. When the clerk called me in he mentioned that HHJ McMullen QC followed…

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Posted onMarch 14, 2011advice

Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?

by Michael2 Comments on Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?

As previously noted it is vital that appeals to the EAT are lodged on time and properly constituted (legal jargon for having all the necessary…

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Posted onJuly 26, 2010advice

Notification of an appeal

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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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Posted onJuly 10, 2010advice

Make it easy (II)

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I posted a few days ago about the benefit of making it easy for people to do things you want them to do. The EAT…

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Posted onJuly 8, 2010advice

New evidence after tribunal

by Michael5 Comments on New evidence after tribunal

Sometimes, after the tribunal hearing, you learn of something that, if you’d know about it at the time, you would have wanted to present to…

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Posted onFebruary 20, 2009advice

Woodhouse School v Webster

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The Court of Appeal has issued a sharp reminder of the limits of the Burns / Barke procedure. The Burns / Barke processes (named from…

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