Unison wants to continue tribunal fees fight in Supreme Court

Kristian Brunt-Seymour
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Unison will seek permission to appeal to the Supreme Court after losing its challenge to the legality of employment tribunal fees.

The trade union is calling for a judicial review into the validity of the fees introduced by the coalition government for workers to take employment disputes to a tribunal. The Court of Appeal d...

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