Step by step guidance on the Employment Tribunal Process

In this episode 191 of the podcast I bring you the first in a mini series covering step by step guidance on the Employment Tribunal process. This is applicable for both employees who may want to make a claim and employers who may be defending a claim.

This first episode is about starting the claim process and includes:

• ACAS Early Conciliation process
• Why you need to obtain a certificate from ACAS
• When an employer may not know that an employee has started the claim process via ACAS
• How to file an employment tribunal claim
• What you need to include in your claim
• What happens after you have made a claim
• When you will receive a copy of the claim from the Employment Tribunal
• How to complete your defence to a claim
• Methods of submitting your defence
• The importance of acting quickly and not delaying in filing the defence.
• The time limit of 28 days for filing the defence with the Employment Tribunal
• What to include in your defence

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