On the subject of ET fees, the MoJ lost a case in the SC in 2017 and is only now returning to the issue. On 29 January 2024 they issued a consultation on a proposal to introduce ‘modest’ fees in the ET and EAT. As with other court and tribunal jurisdictions, those who cannot afford …
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The EAT has heard a case that will strike fear into the hearts of all litigators: one involving the expiry of the limitation period. The case summary is as follows: ‘The Claimant was dismissed by the Respondent and sought to bring a number of claims against him including unfair dismissal. She submitted an ET1 on …
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The EAT has heard a case involving an allegation of ‘insubordination’ – a somewhat emotive term. The case summary is as follows: ‘Ms Goburdhun (“the Claimant”) worked as an accountant. She was subject to disciplinary proceedings for “insubordination” for not adhering to an instruction from the Respondent employer to include figures for expenses incurred described …
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The EAT has heard a case involving an originally successful claim of constructive dismissal and disability discrimination. The case summary is as follows: ‘Constructive unfair dismissal – associative disability discrimination (section 13 Equality Act 2020) – practice and procedure The claimant pursued claims of constructive unfair dismissal and of direct associative disability discrimination, relating to …
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