G Green Registered User Messages 608 Today at 3:11 PM #1 Has anyone any experience of taking a case yourself to the WRC without a solicitor? If so, interested in the format of the complaint you used.
Has anyone any experience of taking a case yourself to the WRC without a solicitor? If so, interested in the format of the complaint you used.
B Bluefin Registered User Messages 322 Today at 3:14 PM #2 The process was straightforward if I remember correctly - think it can all be done via there website
C ClubMan Registered User Messages 59,457 Today at 4:10 PM #3 How to Make a Complaint/Refer a Dispute Access to the online Complaint Form and information relating to how to make a complaint or refer a dispute to the WRC for intervention www.workplacerelations.ie
How to Make a Complaint/Refer a Dispute Access to the online Complaint Form and information relating to how to make a complaint or refer a dispute to the WRC for intervention www.workplacerelations.ie
B Bluefin Registered User Messages 322 Today at 4:36 PM #4 Easy to make complaint but expect 12 plus months before getting a response/ hearing date
M messyleo Registered User Messages 1,030 Today at 5:33 PM #5 Would caution against using AI to generate documentation / write your case - there are lots of examples of adjudicators spotting false info and rejecting the material (e.g. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-la...ite-legal-papers-for-her-employment-tribunal/) - see here for guidance Guidance on the use of AI tools to prepare material for submission to the WRC www.workplacerelations.ie
Would caution against using AI to generate documentation / write your case - there are lots of examples of adjudicators spotting false info and rejecting the material (e.g. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-la...ite-legal-papers-for-her-employment-tribunal/) - see here for guidance Guidance on the use of AI tools to prepare material for submission to the WRC www.workplacerelations.ie