“Employers should heed the tribunal’s warning and implement clear processes.”
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Are employment tribunal fees set to return?
The Ministry of Justice has confirmed it may reintroduce fees for employment tribunal claims.
Don’t worry (about the risk of tribunals), be happy
Facing the prospect of more tribunals, many employers are taking a fresh look at their policies and processes to ensure employees are being treated fairly. But could they be doing more to maintain a happy and well-motivated workforce?
Monarch employees call unions to take action over job losses
The two main trade unions representing staff at collapsed airline Monarch are preparing legal action over the handling of nearly 1,900 job losses.
New research shows Acas Conciliation has helped to prevent 7 out of 10 potential court hearings
Workplace expert Acas has published a new independent study on how its conciliation service has reduced the need for employment tribunal hearings.
Tribunal fees here to stay as claims continue to fall
The latest Employment Tribunal claims statistics have been published this week showing that the dramatic fall in the number of Tribunal claims has continued. This comes not long after trade union Unison had their latest legal challenge to the new fees system rejected, with many believing that they are now here to stay, which must…
Unison loses latest round in fight against employment tribunal fees
While acknowledging the over decline in tribunal claims, the Court of Appeal has held that this alone is not sufficient to uphold the union’s challenge to employment tribunal fees. However, Nicola Sturgeon has today committed to pursuing their abolition in Scotland.
Law firm campaigns for “impunity threshold” for employment tribunals
Employment law and HR services firm Vista has launched a campaign urging the next government to introduce an “impunity threshold” for employment tribunals in time for this week’s General Election.
Woolworths redundancy case: Comments from the community – Part 2
Comments from the community regarding the European Court’s ruling in the Woolworth’s and Ethel Austin redundancy case.
Abercrombie and Fitch to move away from controversial hiring practices
Abercrombie and Fitch (A&F), notorious for their strict guidelines on employee appearance, have finally scrapped their ‘look policy’. The clothing retailer have previously come under fire for their discriminatory policies and ‘over-sexualised’ branding, and has been the subject of numerous lawsuits and tribunals related to their hiring practices. They have also seen their shares fall…
Employment tribunal awards costs despite accused being unable to pay
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has upheld an Employment Tribunal’s (ET) decision to award £10,000 of costs against a Claimant despite personal debt meaning she is currently unable to pay.
Employment tribunals dropped by 70% since tribunal fee introduction
New research by CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, found that the majority of employers feel the fees should be left as they are, managing conflicts internally.
Graham Richardson: Second legal challenge to employment tribunal fees fails
Has the introduction of employment tribunal fees affected employees’ ability to bring a claim to court?