Proceeding contribution from Oliver Heald (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 14 July 2008. It occurred during Debate on bill on Employment Bill [Lords].
Employment Bill [Lords]
The Minister will know that tripartite decision making in the tribunals is strongly supported. The ability of laymen from the employers' side and the employees' side to be part of the decision making is very important. Will what he has just said affect that in any way? Will we see more cases dealt with just by the chairman—the lawyer—and fewer dealt with by the lay members, who bring their important knowledge to bear?
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- 479 c42
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- 2007-08
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- House of Commons chamber
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- Codes of practice ACAS Advisory services Employment Industrial relations Finance European Convention on Human Rights Industrial disputes Fines Employment agencies Entertainers Dismissal Journalism Membership Minimum wage Political parties Standards Tribunals Trade unions Migrant workers Young people Small businesses Shipping Territorial waters Voluntary work British National Party Employment Dispute Resolution Review Maritime law
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- Employment Bill (HL) 2007-08
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