Understanding ET1 Time Limits: The 3-Month Rule Explained
The limitation period for most Employment Tribunal claims is 3 months minus 1 day from the date of the act complained of. But how does the ACAS Early Conciliation extension work?
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The limitation period for most Employment Tribunal claims is 3 months minus 1 day from the date of the act complained of. But how does the ACAS Early Conciliation extension work?
Read more →Before you can file an ET1 claim, you must contact ACAS for Early Conciliation. This guide explains the process, timelines, and how it affects your limitation period.
Read more →The Presidential Guidance sets three bands for injury to feelings awards. Lower: £1,100–£11,200. Middle: £11,200–£33,700. Upper: £33,700–£56,200. Here is how tribunals decide.
Read more →Your witness statement is your evidence-in-chief. It must be clear, chronological, and referenced to the hearing bundle. This guide shows you the correct format.
Read more →Standard disclosure requires both parties to provide documents relevant to the issues. But what counts as relevant, and what happens if the respondent withholds documents?
Read more →Cross-examination is your opportunity to challenge the respondent witnesses. Use the 5-part structure: Confirm, Foundation, Challenge, Concession, Put Case.
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