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Complaints employees can make in a tribunal

There are a wide range of Tribunal complaints that employee’s are able to make against an employer and some of these can even be made by people not yet employed by a company. Here are details of the main Tribunal complaints, along with the length of service required and the penalties awarded where the claim is successful.

 

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