Tag: <span>Employment Tribunal</span>
An employee has been awarded £185,000
An employee has been awarded £185,000 after her flexible working request was refused. Employers need…
Employment Tribunal chaos ahead
Once on the treadmill where an ex-employee has made an Employment Tribunal claim it is…
The possible consequences if you treat employees unfairly
When employers knowingly treat employees unfairly they are relying on inertia, employees’ fear of consequences…
HR policies waste time
So asserted a Senior Police Officer at a recent event. He might have a point….
Nobody wins in an Employment Tribunal
At the time of writing Philip Hammond is stressing that his experience of working with…
Employment Tribunal Visit – last spaces left!
Our next Employment Tribunal Visit will be held on Tuesday 5th December in Manchester, 9am…
Careless talk in Preston costs an employer £360,000
In a judgment that could sink many a small organisation the Court of Appeal has…
Tribunal fees now unlawful – why it matters
The Supreme Court has now ruled that Employment Tribunal fees are now unlawful. It has…
“Have a go” employment tribunal claims quashed
Brinkmanship has long been a feature of the Employment Tribunal scheme. Hereto the only obstacle…