The most common reason for an employee to raise a workplace tribunal claim against you is due to unfair dismissal. You can prevent a claim from being raised by following a fair and strict process leading up to the termination of a contract.
If you are concerned that an existing issue could result in a workplace tribunal claim, it’s better to seek advice now. Speak to Employer Advice for FREE Tribunal advice tailored to business owners & employers.
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What to do if your employee is suing you
Dismissals are the most common reason a claim can be brought against your business at employment tribunals. Make sure you’ve got everything right.
We recommend these steps:
- Call us NOW for a FREE 15-minute phone consultation with our experts to understand how to protect yourself.
- We can offer a complimentary critique of your current documentation and go through any non compliance.
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Wrongful dismissal can lead to a claim being raised against you
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Assuming a workplace tribunal claim from an employee has been raised against you—what can you do?
You need to prepare well for the tribunal hearing. That means collecting all relevant evidence from meetings, internal investigations, and so on. This will help argue your case. Failure to provide documentation could show that you were negligent in your processes leading to termination of contract.
If you are uncertain about any step of the tribunal process, you should seek advice from employment law tribunal experts. Our team consists of tribunal solicitors and employment law consultants who are available 24/7 to answer your query.
Check out some of the questions we regularly receive:
- How do I prepare for an employment tribunal?
- How to follow the right process for tribunals?
- What evidence will I need to provide at tribunal?
- Can I represent myself at tribunal?
- How much will I be forced to pay out at tribunal?
- Are there any alternatives to a tribunal hearing?
- Is there such thing as a redundancy tribunal?
- What is the employment tribunal process?
Here's the truth about tribunals...
90% of claimants win the case. This can cost you thousands
When it comes to the employment tribunal process, costs can easily mount up. Unfair dismissal claims, which are common, can cost you upwards of £15,000 in legal fees alone and more than £93,000 in compensation. It only takes something as small as a procedural error or improper documentation – so don’t take the risk.
Getting your documents prepared correctly and being clear on the process ahead of your tribunal is vital to ensure you maximise your chances of success. Employer Advice will also guide you on avoiding tribunals in future with expert advice to ensure your business remains compliant.
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- How do I prepare for an employment tribunal?
- How to follow the right process for tribunals?
- What evidence will I need to provide at tribunal?
- Can I represent myself at tribunal?
- How much will I be forced to pay out at tribunal?
- Are there any alternatives to a tribunal hearing?
- What is the cost of an employment tribunal?
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Having an employment issue that goes to a tribunal can be an extremely stressful time for employers. At Employer Advice, we want to make sure you avoid tribunals altogether.
From making sure you’ve got the right policies and documentation to checking your procedures, Employer Advice are on hand 24/7 to steer employers in the right direction and keep you clear of litigation.
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