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Employment Tribunal Document Disclosure
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In employment tribunals, relevant documents for financial loss disclosure include payslips, contracts, and bank statements, which can be redacted for privacy. If respondents fail to disclose known documents, you can request tribunal intervention or make a strike-out application for non-disclosure. An unless order can compel compliance, with consequences for non-compliance. Strike-out applications may face challenges if factual disputes exist, but demonstrating scandalous or vexatious behavior can strengthen your case. Consider seeking free legal advice or pro bono services if legal costs are a concern.Full Conversation
Employment tribunal
For an employment tribunal, relevant documents for disclosing financial losses may include:
- Payslips and wage records
- Employment contracts
- Evidence of job search and applications
- Benefits or severance documentation
- Correspondence with the employer
- Documentation of any additional expenses incurred due to the dispute
Is there a specific aspect of the financial losses you're concerned about?
- Payslips and wage records
- Employment contracts
- Evidence of job search and applications
- Benefits or severance documentation
- Correspondence with the employer
- Documentation of any additional expenses incurred due to the dispute
Is there a specific aspect of the financial losses you're concerned about?
Does it include bank statements
Yes, for an employment tribunal, bank statements can be relevant when disclosing financial losses, especially if they show the impact of the financial loss on your personal finances or any related expenses. Do you need more information on preparing these documents for the tribunal?
Can they be redacted
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Yes, bank statements can be redacted to remove sensitive information that is not relevant to the case. Typically, you would redact details such as account numbers, addresses, or any transactions that do not pertain to your financial loss claim.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding your tribunal case?
Yes, bank statements can be redacted to remove sensitive information that is not relevant to the case. Typically, you would redact details such as account numbers, addresses, or any transactions that do not pertain to your financial loss claim.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding your tribunal case?
What other documents to include
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For an employment tribunal, you may also consider including the following additional documents:
- Medical records (if claiming for stress or injury)
- Witness statements
- Emails or messages relevant to the case
- Notes from meetings
- Any previous tribunal decisions or legal advice
Is there a specific type of document or issue you're concerned about?
For an employment tribunal, you may also consider including the following additional documents:
- Medical records (if claiming for stress or injury)
- Witness statements
- Emails or messages relevant to the case
- Notes from meetings
- Any previous tribunal decisions or legal advice
Is there a specific type of document or issue you're concerned about?
Financial losses proof
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For proof of financial losses in an employment tribunal, you should include:
- Payslips and wage records
- Employment contracts
- Tax returns
- Bank statements (redacted if necessary)
- Receipts and invoices for additional expenses
- Benefits or severance documents
- Evidence of job search and applications
Is there any specific document or aspect of your financial losses that you need more clarity on?
For proof of financial losses in an employment tribunal, you should include:
- Payslips and wage records
- Employment contracts
- Tax returns
- Bank statements (redacted if necessary)
- Receipts and invoices for additional expenses
- Benefits or severance documents
- Evidence of job search and applications
Is there any specific document or aspect of your financial losses that you need more clarity on?
What if respondents don’t disclose docs I know exist and deny there existence?
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If respondents don’t disclose documents that you know exist and deny their existence, you can take the following steps:
- Request the tribunal to order the disclosure of specific documents.
- Provide evidence or reasons why you believe these documents exist.
- Consider legal advice for further steps.
Is there a specific document you are concerned about?
If respondents don’t disclose documents that you know exist and deny their existence, you can take the following steps:
- Request the tribunal to order the disclosure of specific documents.
- Provide evidence or reasons why you believe these documents exist.
- Consider legal advice for further steps.
Is there a specific document you are concerned about?
Can I include evidence that took place after the fact but is related and proves their wrongdoing
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Yes, you can include evidence that took place after the fact if it is related and helps to prove their wrongdoing. This could be useful in showing a pattern of behavior or ongoing issues.
Is there a specific type of evidence you're thinking about including?
Yes, you can include evidence that took place after the fact if it is related and helps to prove their wrongdoing. This could be useful in showing a pattern of behavior or ongoing issues.
Is there a specific type of evidence you're thinking about including?
Fake recruitment campaign after I left
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It seems like you're dealing with a complex employment tribunal case, particularly involving a fake recruitment campaign after you left your job. Here's some information that might be helpful:
- You can present evidence of the fake recruitment campaign as it may demonstrate ongoing or retaliatory behavior by your former employer.
- Make sure to document and gather any communications, advertisements, or witness statements related to this campaign.
Would you like to know more about how to present this evidence effectively in your tribunal case?
It seems like you're dealing with a complex employment tribunal case, particularly involving a fake recruitment campaign after you left your job. Here's some information that might be helpful:
- You can present evidence of the fake recruitment campaign as it may demonstrate ongoing or retaliatory behavior by your former employer.
- Make sure to document and gather any communications, advertisements, or witness statements related to this campaign.
Would you like to know more about how to present this evidence effectively in your tribunal case?
Messages with clear gaps where it’s obvious they’ve been edited by respobdebt
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For your employment tribunal case, it seems like you're concerned about the integrity of the evidence provided by the respondent. You can address the issue of edited messages effectively:
- Highlight inconsistencies or gaps in the respondent's evidence.
- Provide your own unedited copies of the communications.
- Request an expert to analyze the documents for authenticity.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with these steps?
For your employment tribunal case, it seems like you're concerned about the integrity of the evidence provided by the respondent. You can address the issue of edited messages effectively:
- Highlight inconsistencies or gaps in the respondent's evidence.
- Provide your own unedited copies of the communications.
- Request an expert to analyze the documents for authenticity.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with these steps?
Yes
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To proceed effectively, consider the following steps for handling edited messages in your employment tribunal case:
- Clearly highlight any inconsistencies or gaps in the respondent's evidence.
- Provide your own unedited copies of the communications.
- Request an expert to analyze the documents for authenticity.
Do you need more detailed information on any of these steps?
To proceed effectively, consider the following steps for handling edited messages in your employment tribunal case:
- Clearly highlight any inconsistencies or gaps in the respondent's evidence.
- Provide your own unedited copies of the communications.
- Request an expert to analyze the documents for authenticity.
Do you need more detailed information on any of these steps?
Request the expert from the tribunal?
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To request an expert from the tribunal to analyze the documents for authenticity:
- You can formally request the tribunal to appoint an expert by submitting an application or motion.
- Clearly state the reasons why you believe an expert is necessary (e.g., gaps or inconsistencies in the provided evidence).
- Provide any supporting documents or evidence to justify your request.
Do you need more information on submitting this application or motion?
To request an expert from the tribunal to analyze the documents for authenticity:
- You can formally request the tribunal to appoint an expert by submitting an application or motion.
- Clearly state the reasons why you believe an expert is necessary (e.g., gaps or inconsistencies in the provided evidence).
- Provide any supporting documents or evidence to justify your request.
Do you need more information on submitting this application or motion?
Can I make a strike out application for scandalous vexatious behaviour by respobdebt for their non disclosure
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Yes, you can make a strike-out application for scandalous or vexatious behaviour by the respondent due to their non-disclosure. Here are some steps:
- Explain the non-disclosure and its impact on your case.
- Provide evidence of the respondent's behaviour.
- Submit a formal application to the tribunal.
Would you like more guidance on how to draft this application?
Yes, you can make a strike-out application for scandalous or vexatious behaviour by the respondent due to their non-disclosure. Here are some steps:
- Explain the non-disclosure and its impact on your case.
- Provide evidence of the respondent's behaviour.
- Submit a formal application to the tribunal.
Would you like more guidance on how to draft this application?
Yes
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To draft an application for strike-out due to scandalous or vexatious behavior by the respondent, follow these steps:
- Clearly explain the non-disclosure and its impact on your case.
- Provide evidence of the respondent's behavior.
- Draft a formal application to the tribunal detailing your request.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting this application?
To draft an application for strike-out due to scandalous or vexatious behavior by the respondent, follow these steps:
- Clearly explain the non-disclosure and its impact on your case.
- Provide evidence of the respondent's behavior.
- Draft a formal application to the tribunal detailing your request.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting this application?
Yes
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To draft a formal application to the tribunal for a strike-out due to scandalous or vexatious behavior, you should:
*. Explain Non-Disclosure:
- Detail the documents the respondent has failed to disclose.
- Show how the non-disclosure affects your case.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Attach any evidence that demonstrates the respondent's behavior.
- Include any communications or documents highlighting the non-disclosure.
*. Draft the Application:
- Clearly state your request for a strike-out.
- Reference relevant tribunal rules or precedents.
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To draft a formal application to the tribunal for a strike-out due to scandalous or vexatious behavior, you should:
*. Explain Non-Disclosure:
- Detail the documents the respondent has failed to disclose.
- Show how the non-disclosure affects your case.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Attach any evidence that demonstrates the respondent's behavior.
- Include any communications or documents highlighting the non-disclosure.
*. Draft the Application:
- Clearly state your request for a strike-out.
- Reference relevant tribunal rules or precedents.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
I can’t afford a lawyer
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It's understandable that legal costs can be a concern. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Seek Free Legal Advice: Organisations like Citizens Advice Bureau or ACAS can provide free legal counsel.
- Legal Aid: Check if you qualify for legal aid.
- Pro Bono Services: Some solicitors offer pro bono (free) services for certain cases.
Would you like more information on any of these options?
It's understandable that legal costs can be a concern. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Seek Free Legal Advice: Organisations like Citizens Advice Bureau or ACAS can provide free legal counsel.
- Legal Aid: Check if you qualify for legal aid.
- Pro Bono Services: Some solicitors offer pro bono (free) services for certain cases.
Would you like more information on any of these options?
Is it unusual for claimants to make strike out applications
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It's not unusual for claimants to make strike-out applications, especially if they believe the respondent's behavior has significantly impacted their case.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with your strike-out application?
It's not unusual for claimants to make strike-out applications, especially if they believe the respondent's behavior has significantly impacted their case.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with your strike-out application?
Yes
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To proceed with your strike-out application due to the respondent's non-disclosure and potentially scandalous behaviour:
*. Explain Non-Disclosure:
- Detail the documents the respondent has failed to disclose.
- Show how the non-disclosure affects your case.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Attach any evidence that demonstrates the respondent's behaviour.
- Include any communications or documents highlighting the non-disclosure.
*. Draft the Application:
- Clearly state your request for a strike-out.
- Reference relevant tribunal rules or precedents.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting this application?
To proceed with your strike-out application due to the respondent's non-disclosure and potentially scandalous behaviour:
*. Explain Non-Disclosure:
- Detail the documents the respondent has failed to disclose.
- Show how the non-disclosure affects your case.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Attach any evidence that demonstrates the respondent's behaviour.
- Include any communications or documents highlighting the non-disclosure.
*. Draft the Application:
- Clearly state your request for a strike-out.
- Reference relevant tribunal rules or precedents.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting this application?
Could I make an unless application instead?
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Yes, you can make an "unless order" application, which requires the respondent to comply with specific directions or face consequences, such as having their defence struck out. This can be effective if the respondent is withholding key documents.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to draft an unless order application?
Yes, you can make an "unless order" application, which requires the respondent to comply with specific directions or face consequences, such as having their defence struck out. This can be effective if the respondent is withholding key documents.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to draft an unless order application?
Yes
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Sure, here's how you can draft an "unless order" application:
*. Explain the Non-Disclosure:
- Detail which documents the respondent has failed to disclose.
- Explain how the non-disclosure affects your case.
*. State the Consequences:
- Specify the actions the respondent must take.
- Clearly state the consequences if they fail to comply (e.g., striking out their defense).
*. Draft the Application:
- Clearly state your request for an "unless order."
- Reference relevant tribunal rules or precedents.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
Sure, here's how you can draft an "unless order" application:
*. Explain the Non-Disclosure:
- Detail which documents the respondent has failed to disclose.
- Explain how the non-disclosure affects your case.
*. State the Consequences:
- Specify the actions the respondent must take.
- Clearly state the consequences if they fail to comply (e.g., striking out their defense).
*. Draft the Application:
- Clearly state your request for an "unless order."
- Reference relevant tribunal rules or precedents.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
Is it true a strike out will not be grated if there’s a dispute on facts of the case?
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A strike-out application can be challenging if there is a dispute on the facts of the case. However, if you can clearly demonstrate that the respondent's behavior is scandalous, vexatious, or an abuse of process, the tribunal may still consider it. Would you like more detailed guidance on how to strengthen your application?
A strike-out application can be challenging if there is a dispute on the facts of the case. However, if you can clearly demonstrate that the respondent's behavior is scandalous, vexatious, or an abuse of process, the tribunal may still consider it. Would you like more detailed guidance on how to strengthen your application?
Yes
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To strengthen your application, you should:
- Gather clear evidence of the respondent’s behavior.
- Show how their actions have impacted your case.
- Detail any patterns of non-compliance or dishonesty.
Would you like more information on how to gather and present this evidence?
To strengthen your application, you should:
- Gather clear evidence of the respondent’s behavior.
- Show how their actions have impacted your case.
- Detail any patterns of non-compliance or dishonesty.
Would you like more information on how to gather and present this evidence?
Yes
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To strengthen your strike-out application, consider these steps:
- Gather clear evidence of the respondent’s behavior.
- Demonstrate the impact on your case.
- Detail patterns of non-compliance or dishonesty.
Would you like more information on how to gather and present this evidence effectively?
To strengthen your strike-out application, consider these steps:
- Gather clear evidence of the respondent’s behavior.
- Demonstrate the impact on your case.
- Detail patterns of non-compliance or dishonesty.
Would you like more information on how to gather and present this evidence effectively?
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