Tribunal claims, settlement and compromise
Frequently asked questions on legal issues relating to tribunal claims, settlement and compromise.
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Future legal developments expected in the area of tribunal claims, settlement and compromise agreements.
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Whether an employer can claim their legal costs in tribunal proceedings.
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Whether an employer can conduct the proceedings in the employment tribunal without using a lawyer.
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Whether an employer or employee can use evidence obtained by a secret recording device in employment tribunal procedures.
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Whether an employer or employee can amend their claim or response form after it has been submitted to an employment tribunal.
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Stopping an employee proceeding with a weak or vexatious claim.
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How the employer can check if the employee's claim in the employment tribunal is in time.
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In what circumstances employees have extra time to present claims in the employment tribunal.
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Whether it is safe for employers to start discussing terms of settlement on a 'without prejudice' basis with an employee when a disciplinary or grievance hearing is ongoing.
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Whether an employer should include warranties in a compromise agreement.
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Looks at the different ways of funding legal costs in employment tribunals.
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What an employer needs to do between completing the response form (ET3) and the hearing in the employment tribunal.
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The forms of mediation and conciliation available to employers to help prevent tribunal proceedings.
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What happens after the response form (ET3) has been filed in the employment tribunal or if it is late.
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Explains what a compromise agreement is.
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The role of an Acas representative in employment tribunal proceedings.
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The legislation covering tribunal claims, settlement and compromise.
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Problems which could arise when entering into compromise agreements to settle Equality Act 2010 claims.
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What an employer should do when they receive a claim form (ET1) from an employee or ex-employee.
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What the employer should put in a response form (ET3) before submitting it to the employment tribunal.
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