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Scottish Government programme includes abolishing employment tribunal fees (News, 7 September 2015)

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Published on: 07 September 2015
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  • Background law
  • The Scottish Government plans

Article summary

Employment tribunal fees are to be abolished in Scotland under powers to be devolved by the Scotland Bill currently passing through the UK Parliament, according to the Scottish Government programme for 2015-16: A Stronger Scotland.

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