

S1E6 - Unfair Dismissal Time Limit Extensions
In this episode, Daniel Barnett discusses the statutory test for extending time in unfair dismissal claims, as contained in section 111(2) of the Employment Rights Act 1996.
Daniel Barnett also reads a chapter from his newly published book on Time Limits in Employment Tribunals.
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