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Employment tribunals (11): the sift stage

Practical Law UK Practice Note 2-523-6855 (Approx. 7 pages)

Employment tribunals (11): the sift stage

This note considers the sift stage in employment tribunal proceedings. It explains when a claim or response can be struck out by the tribunal at the sift stage for having no reasonable prospect of success, or lack of jurisdiction, and the consequences for the parties when this occurs.

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