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Check what you need to show the court in a discrimination claim
Checklist of things to think about and evidence you need to show the court, if you want to take legal action about discrimination
Check the reason you were chosen for redundancy was fair
Check if your employer can make you redundant, including discriminatory reasons for redundancy and what happens if your workplace moves or closes
Getting information about your discrimination case
How to use the questionnaire procedure before taking legal action to get information on how you have been discriminated against by a person or organisation
Writing a witness statement for an employment tribunal
Find out how to set out your case in your witness statement so a tribunal will understand what you're claiming and why
How the DWP makes a decision on PIP claims
How Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claims are assessed by the Department for Work and Pensions, and information on the descriptors and scoring used
Appealing against a disciplinary decision
You have the right to appeal against any disciplinary action your employer takes against you. Check how to appeal a decision and what will happen next
If you have to go to a disciplinary meeting
Find out what a disciplinary meeting is, why your employer has asked you to go to one, how to prepare, what will happen and what the possible outcomes
Check what you can get from an employment tribunal
Find out what you can get from an employment tribunal if you win. Before you make a claim, it's worth calculating how much compensation you're likely to get
If your employer refuses your flexible working request
What to do if your employer refuses your flexible working request. Find out if you can challenge your employer's decision and how to start this process
Coronavirus - if you need to be off work to care for someone
What to do if you have to be off work caring for someone whose care has stopped because of coronavirus (COVID-19). This might be because their school is closed or a carer can't come