Starting a claim
Information on the things that you need to know before you start a claim
Do I have to leave my job before making a claim?
You do not have to have left employment in order to bring most kinds of employment-related claims. Information on taking a case to an employment tribunal.
Glossary
An explanation of the Legal terms that you might need in an employment tribunal claim.
The Acas Code
The Acas Code of Guidance on Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures (the Code) sets out good practice guidelines for the handling of disciplinary and grievance issues in employment.
Chronology
An example chronology based on the scenario in precedent 1.
The Respondent’s grounds in the ET3 Response
An example response to the claim from an employer.
‘Without Prejudice’ letter before action where a claimant is unrepresented
An example letter before action where the claimant is not being formally represented by a legal adviser.
‘Without Prejudice’ letter before action where a claimant has a representative
A letter before action to the employer from the claimant's legal representatives.
Sample grievance letter
An example of a grievance letter. It can be a concern, problem or complaint that employees raise with employers in writing.
Appeal Letter
Example of a letter appealing a dismissal.
Legal aid and sources of advice for employment matters
More details about qualifying for legal aid if you are facing discrimination in employment
The List of Issues
An example list of issues for a case management discussion.
Time Limits for Employment Tribunal claims
Information on time limits for bringing employment claims.
Things to think about before bringing an Employment Tribunal Claim
This page highlights some of the key things you should consider before bringing an Employment Tribunal Claim.
Costs in Employment Tribunal claims
General advice on the issue of costs in the Employment Tribunal.
Sources of advice and support with representation in the Employment Tribunal
Information on finding an adviser and on different ways of paying for advice.
Employment claims in the civil courts
Some types of employment-related claims can be brought in the civil courts, rather than in an Employment Tribunal. This advice page offers a high level summary of the way in which employment claims in the civil courts work.
Grievances
This article covers who can raise a grievance, when an employee should put in an appeal or grievance letter and the process of raising a grievance.
Early Conciliation and Time Limits
The rules on Early Conciliation of disputes by Acas