| Topic Index |
|---|
| Overview |
| Receiving a claim |
| Respond within 28 days |
| Case management |
| Discrimination questionnaires |
| The hearing |
| The decision |
| Costs |
| Conciliation |
Overview
- Hannah Saunders from Keystone Law provides an overview of the course of a typical claim in an employment tribunal.
- Many employers will face an employment tribunal claim at some stage during the course of their business.
- Employment tribunals adjudicate on disputes that arise between employers and employees. They are designed to be less formal than other courts and they are governed by their own procedures.
- It is possible for parties to represent themselves in the employment tribunal, but legal advice and representation is almost always advisable.
- Naturally, one size does not fit all and this Checklist should not be used as a substitute for specific legal advice.
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