Employment Law Matters

S6E4 - Time Limits (with Rebecca Tuck KC)

Apr 17, 2023

28:20

In this episode, you’ll learn about time limits in the employment tribunal, including:

The tests for getting an extension of time in the employment tribunal
What does it mean when a discriminatory act extends over a period?
Does lodging a grievance pause or extend the time limits?

Daniel discusses the topic with Rebecca Tuck KC from Old Square Chambers.

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