Are new Employment Tribunal rules falling short?

A new survey has suggested that recent Government legislation to make Employment Tribunals more efficient has failed.

The Employment Lawyers Association (ELA), which represents over 4,000 solicitors and barristers who act for employers and employees, released the findings of the Tribunal Monitoring survey at their annual conference.

The survey looks at lawyers’ attitudes to legislation introduced in October 2004, which included new Employment Tribunal Rules of Procedure to deal with... (635 more words)

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