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Healthy vs. toxic work environments: understanding the difference …

Sometimes, it can be difficult to tell if you are being subjected to unlawful treatment - such as being discriminated against - or if you just don’t like your job. There can … See more

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Make a Tribunal claim for direct disability discrimination

WebHow to make a Tribunal claim. You can make a Tribunal claim at no cost to the Employment Tribunal, using the ET1 form. Before you submit your claim, you must contact ACAS, the public body who can help to resolve your claim through Early Conciliation. You can write your particulars of claim using our ET1 Particulars of Claim template.

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Two real examples of subtle disability discrimination at work

WebThere are several kinds of discrimination related to disability: Direct. Indirect. Harassment. Victimisation. Discrimination from something arising from a disability. Failure to make reasonable adjustments. If you’ve been mistreated, it’s important to put in the right type of claim. If you are thinking of bringing your case forward, our

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Welcome to Valla

WebWelcome to Valla. Valla makes it simple for you to tell your story and organise the evidence of your issue. All of Valla’s core features are free for everyone, and we offer affordable, pay-as-you-go support through templates, coaching, and emotional wellbeing resources. Valla helps you tell your story, organise your evidence and manage

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The 9 protected characteristics

WebLawyers can be expensive. But access to justice doesn’t have to be. The Equality Act 2010 protects people against discrimination. The Act lists 9 ‘protected characteristics’ including age, gender, race, disability, religion and more.

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What can I ask for when I raise a grievance

WebAfter the grievance meeting, your employer will send you a letter explaining their decision. They might: uphold (agree with) the grievance in full. uphold parts of the grievance and reject others. reject the grievance in full. If your employer upholds your grievance in full or in part, they must explain what they will do to resolve the problem.

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Employment Tribunal Support Group, co-hosted by Donna …

WebAbout Donna. Donna Patterson is the founder of Let's Talk Work, an organisation which helps individuals ensure their rights at work are met. Donna founded Let's Talk Work after she successfully won an employment tribunal claim against one of the largest supermarkets in the UK. Donna now works to demystify the self-representation process for

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Two real cases of dress code discrimination and how they won

WebIshpreet’s claim for indirect discrimination on the basis of his Sikh religion was successful and he won a total of £7,102.17. This included sums for loss of earnings and injury to feelings. Read Ishpreet’s full case decision on the Government Publishing Service.

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Our Employment Tribunal Support Group now happens monthly

WebWe're excited to announce that our Employment Tribunal Support Group will now be happening monthly. Tune in every first Thursday of the month at 7:30 GMT. You'll have the opportunity to connect with others who are going through the Tribunal process, share your experiences, and gain valuable insights from your peers.

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Three real examples of workplace whistleblowing and what

WebExample 2: a health and safety related concern that qualified as whistleblowing. In the same case, Angus’s other disclosure did qualify as whistleblowing. This disclosure was made in a telephone conversation between him and his boss. Angus was furloughed at the time, and was worried about the company operating in violation of DVSA

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I’ve been dismissed: what are my rights

WebThese are known as automatically unfair reasons for dismissal. It is automatically unfair, to lose your job because you: are pregnant or on maternity leave. made a flexible working request. asked for your legal rights at work. complained about a health and safety issue. work in a shop/betting shop and refused to work on a Sunday.

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Your employer's obligations when you have a grievance at work

WebWhen you raise a grievance, your employer has to take it seriously and formally follow their grievance process. If your employer doesn't follow their grievance process, they are violating the ACAS Code. This means if you win your case at tribunal, they would have to pay extra compensation. This is called an ACAS uplift and can be up to 25% of

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Can I be forced back into the office after remote working

WebAs many companies revert back to traditional office working, you might feel uneasy about going back. Whether it's concerns about personal health, caring for vulnerable family members, or simply relishing the flexibility, remote work has transformed from a temporary measure to a preferred lifestyle choice.

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Grievance letter

WebA Grievance Letter can include a multitude of issues such as unpaid wages, harassment and discrimination, wrongful termination, and more. Here are a few more examples of when an employee might send a Grievance Letter to their employer: Example. Tomasz has concerns about the health and safety of his workplace.

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Collecting evidence for Tribunal: what can I use, and what

WebThere are a few different ways in which you can gather evidence. Go through your own inbox or email folders, WhatsApp messages, Slack messages, and any other correspondence you can access. Gather together any documents you have saved or kept in hard copy. Look on the company systems such as the intranet.

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Five examples of workplace behaviour that’s not okay

Web5 Workplace Discrimination Examples. We will look at five workplace discrimination examples, giving some real life instances: Race. Age. Sex/gender. Sexual orientation. Disability. Remember that there are still several other areas that are grounds for discrimination, with nine specifically protected characteristics.

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Make a Tribunal claim for failure to make reasonable adjustments

WebYou don’t need to attach evidence to a Tribunal ET1 claim, but it’s a good idea to back up your claims by mentioning the evidence you intend to use. For failure to make reasonable adjustments claims, people typically refer to evidence such as policies such as sickness absence policies, doctor’s notes, Occupational Health reports, text

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Make a Tribunal claim for discrimination arising from disability

WebHow to make a Tribunal claim. You can make a Tribunal claim at no cost to the Employment Tribunal, using the ET1 form. Before you submit your claim, you must contact ACAS, the public body who can help to resolve your claim through Early Conciliation. You can write your particulars of claim using our ET1 Particulars of Claim template.

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