Unfair Dismissal Tupe Transfer

Summary

Under TUPE regulations, dismissals linked to a transfer can be automatically unfair. Employers must follow fair procedures, including performance management and warnings. If dismissed, consider seeking advice from a legal advisor or union representative. You can represent yourself at an employment tribunal, but legal representation is advisable due to potential complexity. Tribunal fees are abolished in the UK, but legal fees can vary. Prepare by gathering evidence, understanding TUPE, and practicing your case. Contact ACAS for free, impartial advice on employment rights.

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i am asking you for legal advice
It sounds like your dismissal could potentially be unfair under the TUPE regulations. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Seek advice from a legal advisor or union representative: They can provide specific guidance tailored to your situation.
- Check your employment contract: Look for any clauses related to dismissals and TUPE transfers.
- Gather evidence: Document any communications or meetings regarding your performance and dismissal.
Have you spoken to a legal advisor or union representative yet?
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It seems like you might be dealing with an unfair dismissal related to a TUPE transfer. Here are a few things you could consider:
- Contact ACAS: They provide free and impartial advice on employment rights.
- Consider an Employment Tribunal: If you believe your dismissal was unfair, you might be able to take your case to an employment tribunal.
Would you like more information on how to contact ACAS?
What is average cost of bringing case to tribunal
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The average cost of bringing a case to an employment tribunal can vary based on complexity and whether you use legal representation. Generally:
- Tribunal fees were abolished in the UK, so there's no fee to submit a claim.
- Legal fees can range widely, often several thousand pounds if you hire a solicitor.
It's advisable to consider legal representation, as costs can add up, especially if the case is complex. Would you like more information on legal representation options?
can I represent myself and what can i prepare
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You can represent yourself at an employment tribunal. Here's what you can prepare:
- Gather Evidence: Collect all relevant documents, emails, and notes about your employment and dismissal.
- Understand TUPE: Familiarize yourself with TUPE regulations and unfair dismissal laws.
- Prepare a Statement: Write a clear statement outlining your case.
- Practice Your Case: Rehearse presenting your case and answering possible questions.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
can you not give any legal advice
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It seems like you're looking for guidance rather than direct legal advice. If you need more information on representing yourself or preparing for an employment tribunal, feel free to ask. Alternatively, I can help connect you with resources like ACAS for impartial advice. Is there anything specific you'd like to know?