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Employment Tribunal Claims – Time

This category summarises key Employment Tribunal cases on extending time for unfair dismissal claims under s.111 ERA 1996. We outline how tribunals decide whether it was “not reasonably practicable” to present a claim within the three-month limit, and the limited situations where late claims may still proceed. For deeper analysis, see our companion post: Extending Time When You’re Still Late – Unfair Dismissal.

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Time limit for unfair dismissal — Can one day out sink your claim (EDT guide with Gisda)

Can one day out sink your claim? In terms of time limit for unfair dismissal, the key question is whether you calculated EDT correctly....

Employment Tribunal Claims – Time

William Slivinsky

Sep 165 min read

Employment Tribunal Claims – Outside the Time Limits [2]

Employment Tribunal Claims – Outside the Time Limits [2]

Employment Tribunal Claims – Outside the Time Limits [2]

Have you been misadvised by ACAS, CAB or a union adviser—and missed the deadline because of it? There may still be a route for you, but...

Employment Tribunal Claims – Time

William Slivinsky

Sep 135 min read

Employment Tribunal Claims – Outside the Time Limits [1]

Employment Tribunal Claims – Outside the Time Limits [1]

Employment Tribunal Claims – Outside the Time Limits [1]

Employment Tribunal Claimans - UDO presents this case summary as part of our extended guide for claimants who, after carefully...

Employment Tribunal Claims – Time

William Slivinsky

Sep 132 min read

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