Blog on new employment tribunal fees and discrimination

A post by Michael Ford QC about new employment tribunal fees and discrimination discusses the case of UNISON v Lord Chancellor; Equality and Human Rights Commission, suggesting the judgement is interesting for what it says about the effect of fees and for the possibility of a future challenge.

The post was published on the Oxford Human Rights Hub on 7 February 2014.

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