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    Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 27 Jul 2017
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    Are judges right to outlaw the £1,500 fee for employees to bring a tribunal case against their employer? Call @talkRADIO 0344 499 1000 now!pic.twitter.com/a8WUIoS7f3

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      1. Chris Tye‏ @chris_a_tye 27 Jul 2017
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        Well; as judges are there to interpret the law, and it was unlawful; clearly, yes!

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      1. Susan‏ @sedgleysue 27 Jul 2017
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        Believe me there are many malicious claims bought to court, a small business always has to be one step in front

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      1. brian walsh‏ @briwalsh234 27 Jul 2017
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        Yes my wife unfairly dismissed 18 months ago 1200 when you are a wage down a lot to find we found it and won 5 figure payment no barrister

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      2. Rachael_‏ @Rachel_Squindon 27 Jul 2017
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        It stops a lot of spurious claims

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      1. Edward Lewis‏ @edwarddglewis1 27 Jul 2017
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        Julia they didn't outlaw ET fees - they ruled they were unlawful and denied access to justice. Get your facts right.

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      1. old blokeSteve1956‏ @CALVADOS100 27 Jul 2017
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        It's called the law Julia, what is there to discuss?? Oh forgot, you prefer persecution to fairness!!

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      1. Northcote Trevelyan‏ @portusadurni 27 Jul 2017
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        Yes, it was unlawful.

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      1. Jayson Carmichael‏ @jaysoncarmicha1 27 Jul 2017
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        All fo welfare, won bedroom tax in tribunal but workers need free tribunals too, lots of injustice out there

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      1. Harry Paye‏ @HarryPaye 27 Jul 2017
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        Yes

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      1. Nick & Katie‏ @Kt_and_Nick 27 Jul 2017
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        yes! That's more than a months wages for me, give the little people a chance. Employers have it too good

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      1. Lord Knows‏ @PaulDesproperty 27 Jul 2017
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        Judges are wrong

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      1. Pete Wack‏ @pete_wack 27 Jul 2017
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        Yes

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      2. tygger‏ @GeoffTygger 27 Jul 2017
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        No they're not, goverment need to appeal, isn't it "up to £1200"? just another gravy train for legal profession.

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      2. Mark Baldwin‏ @bloomsburykid 27 Jul 2017
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        They've not outlawed it. They have ruled that as the law stands, the imposition of the fee is unlawful, which is not them outlawing it.

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      3. Amedeo Felix‏ @amedeo_felix 27 Jul 2017
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        Then why is the change stopping with immediate effect and being refunded to those who paid?

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      4. Mark Baldwin‏ @bloomsburykid 27 Jul 2017
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        Because the Supreme Court has ruled the imposition of the fees unlawful.

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      5. Amedeo Felix‏ @amedeo_felix 27 Jul 2017
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        Then is HAS been outlawed. That's the way any average person would describe it.

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      6. Mark Baldwin‏ @bloomsburykid 27 Jul 2017
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        No they have not outlawed it; they have ruled it unlawful so they have not outlawed anything.

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