Tribunal Claims
The Employment Tribunal hears statutory claims relating to such matters as unfair dismissal, redundancy, sex and other forms of discrimination, unpaid wages and holiday pay.
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Below you will find some background information on the legalities surrounding this area of the law, to help you get an idea of your options.
Legal Facts…
- The Employment Tribunal hears statutory claims relating to such matters as unfair dismissal, redundancy, sex and other forms of discrimination, unpaid wages and holiday pay. It also has limited jurisdiction to hear breach of contract claims.
- The Employment Appeal Tribunal hears appeals from decisions of the Employment Tribunal. The County Court and High Court has more extensive jurisdictions to hear contract and tort claims and to grant injunctions.
See also our Employment factsheet (PDF).
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