One of the most frustrating things about speaking with new clients, often with excellent Employment Tribunal claims, is having to advise them they may be out of time. The case described below provides a useful reminder that in discrimination and detriment cases involving a string of complaints, the last act can be used for limitation date purposes. Read on for more information.
A recent Court of Appeal decision should serve to remind all employees (and employers) about the importance of lodging claims, responses and appeals in good time before a time limit expires. This includes taking into account possible technical glitches at the point of submitting documents which could lead to claims, responses and appeal falling out of time. Read on for more about this important case.
Yesterday’s Court of Appeal decision should serve to remind all employees (and employers) of the importance of lodging claims, responses and appeals in good time before a time limit expires and to take account of possible glitches at the point of submitting documents could lead to claims being out of time. Read on for more about this important case.