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Employment Tribunals, 3rd Edition

Employment Tribunals, 3rd Edition

Author: Isabel Manley; Elaine Heslop
Publisher: Law Society Publishing
ISBN: 9781784460495

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781853286339
Published In: October 2018
Format: Paperback , 352 pages
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This indispensable guide to employment tribunals has been completely updated and revised. It provides thorough coverage of the legal and procedural issues involved in bringing a case before an employment tribunal, both from the claimant and respondent perspective.

The second edition takes account of new case law under the 2004 employment tribunal rules and considers the impact of the 2004 Dispute Resolution Regulations.

Concise and portable, this book is ideal for use in tribunals. Its invaluable practical features include:

a model case run throughout the book, offering illustration and clarification of the points made
flow charts and checklists to help with preparation and promote good practice
the most useful tribunal service forms and precedents.

1. Introduction to employment tribunals;
2. Claims and time limits;
3. Alternatives to litigation;
4. The claim and questionnaire;
5. The response; 6. Progressing the case;
7. Case management matters dealt with without a hearing;
8. Interim hearings;
9. Preparing for the main Hearing;
10. The main Hearing;
11. Orders and judgements;
12. Remedies;
13. Costs, allowances and expenses;
14. Reviews and appeals;
Appendices.

Isabel Manley is a solicitor specialising in employment law. She sits part-time as an Employment Tribunal Chairman, is a member of the management committee of the Industrial Law Society, and is a visiting fellow at the University of Cape Town.

Elaine Heslop is a solicitor specialising in employment law. She works in Kent Law Clinic at the University of Kent and is also a freelance trainer and lecturer in employment law.

"A practical guide to best practice . . . anyone likely to be involved in employment tribunals, in any capacity will find this new guide very valuable indeed."

Employment Lawletter (of the previous edition)