IDS Employment Tribunal Practice & Procedure 2018

The Employment Tribunal Practice and Procedure IDS Handbook is a detailed guide on how the employment tribunal system works and how tribunal decisions can be challenged. The Handbook examines the tribunal system in detail and covers the mandatory early conciliation scheme, as well as the rules governing the settlement of claims. The Handbook also explains the impact of the abolition of the tribunal fees regime in July 2017.

Other topics explained in the Handbook include:

• Employment tribunal jurisdiction
• Time limits for bringing claims
• The judicial sift
• Case management and preliminary hearings
• Striking out
• Conduct of the hearing
• Reconsideration of employment judgments and decisions
• Enforcement of tribunal decisions
• Appeals to the Employment Appeal Tribunal

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• Employment tribunals
• Tribunals’ jurisdiction
• Conciliation, settlements and ADR
• Starting tribunal proceedings
• Time limits
• Defending a claim
• Judicial sift
• Amendments
• Responding to opponent’s case
• Service of notice and documents
• Withdrawal of claims
• Case management
• Main hearing
• Evidence
• Tribunal judgments
• Reconsideration of tribunal judgments and decisions
• Employment Appeal Tribunal
• Processing an appeal
• EAT hearings and decisions
• Costs, penalties and fees
• Enforcement of tribunal awards

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- Beverley Sunderland, Director, Crossland Employment Solicitors

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