Lay members
Otherwise known as “wing members”, these are the representatives from each side of the employment relationship (e.g. CBI and Trade Unions) who sit on many ET hearings with the judge. Together they comprise the panel.

Otherwise known as “wing members”, these are the representatives from each side of the employment relationship (e.g. CBI and Trade Unions) who sit on many ET hearings with the judge. Together they comprise the panel.
A question that indicates the required answer. Contrast, “You came out of your office and shouted at Mrs Green” (a leading question) with “What did you do when you came out of your office?” (a non-leading question). Leading questions are the mainstay of advocates conducting cross-examination. “Leading” a witness using leading questions is not permitted […]
The issue as to whether or not the worker wins his/her case, i.e. whether the employer is found “liable” for unfair dismissal, discrimination etc, as distinct from the issue of what compensation or remedies the worker should receive.
The time period within which a claim must be brought. Not bringing a claim in time can be fatal. Please ask our advice about the correct limitation period.
A case is “listed” when a hearing date is fixed by the ET.
Delivering documents to the court.