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Employment Law | As the Government mulls reintroducing tribunal fees, how will the plans impact HR?

As the Government mulls reintroducing tribunal fees, how will the plans impact HR?
As the Government mulls reintroducing tribunal fees, how will the plans impact HR?

The Government has launched a consultation to seek views on whether to reinstate a fee for people to bring an Employment Tribunal claim. There is currently no charge; following heavy criticism from unions, the previous fee was abolished after the Supreme Court found it was unlawful.

Now, with a lengthy backlog of claims waiting to be heard, the government is considering whether to bring in a £55 charge. A period of consultation is now open for people to submit their comments.

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