Main Phone : Main Menu. Home After submitting a claim to the Employment Tribunal. In brief, the procedure after a claim is submitted is as follows: Once you have submitted a claim, it is sent to the Employment Tribunal for the area in which your employer is located. The Tribunal checks the claim, and if it is accepted they send a copy to your employer and anyone else you have named in the claim the Respondent , and write to you, giving details of any further deadlines that you must meet, and sometimes giving you a date for the hearing of your case.
If there are any problems with the claim or it is rejected, it will be returned to you. If you are within the deadline for submitting the claim, you will be able to amend it and resubmit.
At the same time as sending a copy of your claim to your employer, the Tribunal will send a copy to ACAS. You can read more about ET3, case management and preliminary hearings on Adviser Online.
The employment tribunal hearing is when you go to the Employment Tribunal office and argue your case with your employer. How long you'll have to wait can be very different depending on where you live, and how busy the employment tribunal is. It can be many months after you send the form before your case gets to a hearing.
Some cases, like discrimination claims, will take more time so you might have to wait longer for a hearing. You can read more about employment tribunal hearings. Skip to navigation Skip to content Skip to footer. Top links Housing benefit.
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Employment Appeal Tribunal. Employment Tribunals. Sign-in Help. Submission of a claim to the employment tribunal Submission of a claim to the employment tribunal Practice notes. The following Employment practice note provides comprehensive and up to date legal information covering: Submission of a claim to the employment tribunal The form of a claim Details the ET1 must contain Multiple claimants ET1A claim form for multiple claimants Effect of irregularity Jurisdiction to present a claim in 1 England and Wales or 2 Scotland ET1 must contain the substance of the claim Narrative drafting style should be avoided Presenting the claim More Submission of a claim to the employment tribunal Coronavirus COVID : All proceedings in employment tribunals in England, Wales and Scotland during the coronavirus COVID pandemic and until further notice are operating in accordance with the Presidential guidance and directions now issued, which profoundly affect normal practice.
The form of a claim Claimants presenting claims to employment tribunals must make sure that their claims are set out on the proper form ET1, with all of the required information set out in writing.
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