The Employment Tribunals Handbook

This logical user-friendly handbook offers expert guidance on every aspect of the tribunal process, from identifying possible problems to preparing a winning case. The Employment Tribunals Handbook contains comprehe... Les mer

The Employment Tribunals Handbook

This logical user-friendly handbook offers expert guidance on every aspect of the tribunal process, from identifying possible problems to preparing a winning case. The Employment Tribunals Handbook contains comprehensive and easy-to-understand explanations of relevant practice and procedure. All complex procedures are illustrated with worked examples, with relevant precedents included.

Chapter 1 Tribunals Today; Chapter 2 Getting advice; Chapter 3 Pre-claim correspondence & requests for information; Chapter 4 Dispute resolution; Chapter 5 Time limits; Chapter 6 Making a claim: the Claim Form (ET1); Chapter 7 The Response (ET3); Chapter 8 Fairness: the Overriding Objective; Chapter 9 Communicating with the Tribunal and Case Management; Chapter 10 Post-claim requests for additional information; Chapter 11 Disclosure and Inspection; Chapter 12 Case management discussions and orders; Chapter 13 Pre-emptive strikes: pre-hearing reviews; Chapter 14 Witness orders and orders for the production of documents; Chapter 15 Postponements and Adjournments; Chapter 16 Settlement of claims; Chapter 17 Preparing for the full Hearing; Chapter 18 The Hearing I: the order of proceedings; Chapter 19 The Hearing II: the conduct of proceedings by the tribunal; Chapter 20 The Hearing III: the essentials of effective tribunal advocacy; Chapter 21 Private hearings and restricted reporting orders; Chapter 22 Costs; Chapter 23 The decision; Chapter 24 Remedies: calculating likely awards; Chapter 25 Steps after the decision I: Review; Chapter 26 Steps after the decision II: Appeal.

This logical user-friendly handbook offers expert guidance on every aspect of the tribunal process, from identifying possible problems to preparing a winning case.

John-Paul Waite and Alan Payne are both barristers at 5 Essex Court Lukk