The booklets below, Your claim, what happens next?; The hearing, Guidance for claimants and respondents, Responding to a claim to an Employment Tribunal and The judgment are also available in Braille, on audio tape, in large print and on disk.

Your claim, what happens next?
This booklet contains guidance on what happens after your claim to an Employment Tribunal has been accepted.

Responding to a claim to an Employment Tribunal
This booklet contains guidance to respondents about responding to an Employment Tribunal claim made against them. This booklet should be read for those claims where you have already been notified of the details of the hearing.

Responding to a claim to an Employment Tribunal
This booklet contains guidance to respondents about responding to an Employment Tribunal claim made against them. This booklet should be read for those claims where the details of the hearing have yet to be sent to you.

The hearing, Guidance for claimants
This booklet explains the different types of Employment Tribunal hearings, how to prepare for them, what happens at them and afterwards.

The hearing, Guidance for claimants and respondents
This booklet explains the different types of Employment Tribunal hearings, how to prepare for them, what happens at them and afterwards.

The judgment
Please read this booklet carefully. It explains how to enforce the Employment Tribunal judgment and how you can challenge the judgment either by applying for a review or appealing to the Employment Appeal Tribunal.

Guidance for tribunal users who are deaf or hard of hearing (15kb, Adobe PDF)
Employment Tribunals acknowledge that deaf people face a number of particular difficulties when attending a tribunal. Each tribunal office has appointed a Customer Services Officer (CSO) who will be able to explain what facilities are available at that office and answer any questions you may have.

How to appeal to an Employment Tribunal against a notice of underpayment issued under the National Minimum Wage Act
Please read this booklet if you are considering making an appeal to an Employment Tribunal against a notice of underpayment issued under the National Minimum Wage Act.

How to appeal to an Employment Tribunal against a notice of underpayment issued under the National Minimum Wage Act (Welsh language version)

Making an appeal to an Employment Tribunal against an Industrial Training Levy imposed by an Industry Training Board

Making an appeal to an Employment Tribunal against an Industrial Training Levy imposed by an Industry Training Board (Welsh language version)

Expenses and allowances payable to parties and witnesses attending Employment Tribunal (31kb, Adobe PDF)

Party/witness claim for attending an employment tribunal (116kb, Adobe PDF)

Declaration from a party/witness who is self employed and claiming loss of earnings (3kb, Adobe PDF)