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Police leaders must look at grievance management processes

Patrick Moulsdale, Head of Mediation and Training at CMP Resolutions, looks at the changing attitude to employment tribunals after fees were scrapped.

Date - 4th October 2017
By - Patrick Moulsdale

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The ruling by the Supreme Court in August 2017 means fees for employment tribunals have now been scrapped. The introduction of fees in 2013 was reported to have led to a 70 per cent fall in cases, and there are now fears employers across the...

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