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The Employment Tribunal Process for Employers: Episode 92
Category: Business
Duration: 00:22:56
Publish Date: 2018-02-05 06:12:13
Description: What happens when an employee makes a claim against you in the Employment Tribunal?

In this episode of the podcast I summarise the process that occurs after an employee sends their claim form to the Employment Tribunal and what you will need to consider as an employer defending a claim.

In this episode I will cover:
  • The first notification stage - when you will find out if there is a claim against you;
  • The time limit for returning your defence;
  • How the Tribunal issue directions for preparation;
  • The type of preparation required;
  • The timing for preparation in advance of the final hearing.
Action Points
  1. If you receive a claim form or notification from the Tribunal do not delay;
  2. Seek advice and ensure that you meet the Tribunal deadlines and timetable. 
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