by Jennifer Ormond | Feb 5, 2021 | General Guidance, Tales from the Tribunal
On Monday 1 February 2021 The Times reported that the employment tribunal system is broken. Aside from identifying some issues which may have given rise to an increase in claims in both volume and complexity, it went on to condemn ill-trained and inadequate judges....
by Kevin Murphy | Aug 11, 2020 | Coronavirus Help, Tales from the Tribunal
Employment Tribunal Claims Incease It is fair to say that there has been steady increase in Tribunal Claims since the abolition of fees in July 2017. We have previously detailed this increase but cases brought by single claimants increased again in the first quarter...
by Jennifer Ormond | Oct 5, 2018 | Tales from the Tribunal
The fee to bring employment tribunal claims was abolished in July 2017 after the Supreme Court held that they were unlawful and unconstitutional. A direct comparison between April to June 2017 (when there were fees in place) and April to June 2018 (when there were no...
