Links to more detailed information on before you go to tribunal, making a claim and the hearing itself.

Explains when you can make a claim to an employment tribunal, the deadline for making a claim, the requirement to notify the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas) of your intention to claim and how to claim. It also explains what happens after you make a claim.

Information about telling ACAS if you want to make a claim to the Employment Tribunal. States that no fees are chargeable to make a claim. Explains the offer of early conciliation before making a claim and how time limits for making a claim works with and without early conciliation. 

Resources for bringing an employment tribunal claim, including what you need to know before bringing a claim, the key steps, getting information from your employer, negotiating a settlement and examples of claims.

Explains the Early Conciliation process and how to use it. There's also a link to the Early Conciliation notification form, information on the option of using a respresentative and the process of Early Conciliation if you are the respondent in a claim to the Employment Tribunal.

Explains when and how you can appeal to the Employment Appeal Tribunal if you think an employment tribunal made a legal mistake in your case.

Gives an overview of the process of taking a discrimination claim to the employment tribunal. Aimed at people taking sexual orientation or gender identity claims, but useful for all types of discrimination claims.

Provides detailed guidance on what are settlement agreements and the essential information you need when drawing up one.