Press
We comment on the issues from the perspectives of both employees/claimants and employers/respondents, with our focus being on supporting and creating law that works.
We have no political agenda and because of this our views are actively sought and respected by Government and other organisations in the employment law field.
The articles below are a combination of those written directly by ELA members and those written by others, but in which ELA members are quoted.
Employment tribunals are plagued by delays, lack of resources and too few judges, an Employment Lawyers Association (ELA) survey of its members has found
New Law Journal
A long wait and backlogs in the system can lead to unfair settlements for employees
The Times (£)
Lawyers, and particularly employments lawyers, are often in a unique position in the workplace.
Legal Futures
While it is not always easy to truly understand the issues around racism if you haven’t experienced them personally, difficult conversations about race should not be avoided.
Legal Week (£)
Marian Bloodworth explains how employment tribunals have been playing catch-up since even before the pandemic, writes Catherine Baksi
The Times (£)