Issuing proceedings

Issuing proceedings is what you do when you file your claim in the Employment Tribunal (ET). This starts the process of having your complaint heard by a judge alone or a judge and two ET panel members (one for the employer side and one for the employee side). You issue proceedings on form ET1. The ET will send your ET1 to your employer and give them 28 days to respond. Your employer responds on form ET3. See: Employment Tribunal Guidance The Employment Tribunal Process How to prepare your evidence for the Employment Tribunal Layout of the Employment Tribunal Hearing Room Layout of the Employment Appeal Tribunal Hearing Room Finding the money to pay for your claim How to complete the Employment Tribunal claim form Time Limits in the Employment Tribunal How to apply for a default judgment in the Employment Tribunal Application for a default Judgment in the Employment Tribunal] How to write an effective Witness Statement for the Employment Tribunal How to prepare your documents for the Employment Tribunal Getting information from the other side (Disclosure)]

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