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Respond to an employment claim

If you receive a Notice of Case Management Conference, it means an employment claim has been made against you. Find out what you need to do.
 

File an employment claim

Find out more about the Employment Claims Tribunals and the process of filing an employment claim.
 

How to file and serve an employment claim

Find out what documents you need to prepare and what steps to take when filing your employment claims.
 

How to respond to an employment claim

Find out more about how to respond to an employment claim made against you, and what further steps you may take.
 

Cases eligible for an employment claim

Find out if the Employment Claims Tribunals can hear your claim, what the claim limits are and other considerations before filing an employment claim.
 

Appeal against an employment claims order made by a registrar

A party may appeal to a tribunal magistrate, in respect of a decision made by a registrar at a case management conference.
 

Committal proceedings (from 1 April 2022)

Committal proceedings determine penalties for a party who does not comply with a court order to do, or to stop doing, an act within a specific time.
 

Appeal against an employment claims order made by a tribunal

A party may appeal against the decision of a tribunal to the General Division of the High Court under specific circumstances.
 

Cases eligible for a small claim

Find out if the Small Claims Tribunals can hear your claim, and understand the claim limits and other considerations before filing a small claim.
 

Garnishee proceedings

In garnishee proceedings, the court directs that a third party pays to a judgment creditor the money that the third party owes a judgment debtor.

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