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…
It depends. If your former colleague or former employer wants you to attend, and you don’t want to, you don’t have to unless the tribunal…
If you arrive at the tribunal on your own, or on your own apart from a representative or a family member, it can be quite…
… point your feet at the employment judge. Witnesses are constantly reminded to address their answers to the tribunal. When you’re being questioned by your…
A few months back, Naomi wrote about Mehta v Child Support Agency, where President Underhill suggested that it was not always necessary for witnesses to…
Sometimes you find identical passages in two (or more) of the respondent’s witness statements. It’s obvious what has happened: whoever has drafted the witness statements…
The Employment Tribunal Service will provide an interpreter if you or one of your witnesses doesn’t speak good enough English to give your evidence without…
An important bit of preparation for the hearing is getting detailed comments on the other side’s statements from your client. There are two reasons for…