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Posted onMay 3, 2013advice

Final offers (and potatoes)

by Naomi4 Comments on Final offers (and potatoes)

If you’re trying to settle your ET case, your former employer (or their lawyers) may say something like ‘This is our final offer.’ This may…

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Posted onNovember 26, 2008advice

Talking to the Press

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Sometimes – if the allegations are important or salacious, or high-profile individuals are involved, or the legal issues are far-reaching – the Press will show…

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Posted onJuly 11, 2008advice

It’s not over till it’s over

by NaomiLeave a comment on It’s not over till it’s over

If the claimant and respondent in an employment tribunal case are going to negotiate, the time they are most likely to do it is in the last few days before the hearing. Negotiations can disrupt preparation, with potentially disastrous results if they hit a snag at a late stage.

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