Latest hearing dates

Here are the latest case management hearing dates agreed with the Employment Tribunals (ET) - please note that these arrangements are sometimes subject to change at very short notice. So, anyone wishing to attend a particular hearing should phone the relevant tribunal office to confirm the details in advance.

26 March
Clackmannanshire Council - Glasgow

28 and 29 March
Midlothian Council - Edinburgh

11 April
West Lothian Council - Edinburgh

12 April
Tayside Contracts - Dundee

12 April
Perth & Kinross Council - Dundee

16 April
Scottish Borders Council - Edinburgh

20 April
Angus Council - Dundee

20 and 23 April (Time Bar Claims)
North Ayrshire Council

1 May
Scottish NHS claims - Glasgow

2 May
Edinburgh City Council - Edinburgh

16 May
Stirling Council - Glasgow

16 May
North Ayrshire Council - Glasgow

22 May (provisional date)
Falkirk Council - Glasgow

5 June
East Ayrshire Council - Glasgow

11 June
Argyll & Bute Council - Glasgow

13 June
Renfrewshire Council - Glasgow

13 June
South Lanarkshire Council - Glasgow

14 June
North Ayrshire Council - Glasgow

As explained previously, case management hearings will not produce a decisive outcome on the day - although they are vital to achieving a successful settlement of your claim.

A lot of work is taking place behind the scenes and we are pressing the Employment Tribunals to deal with all the outstanding cases as quickly as possible.

If there are major developments in a specific area, affecting one or more employers, we will obviously post the details on the web site straight away.



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