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Rebecca Pallot

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Rebecca Pallot, Employment Partner at Mills & Reeve, is an employment lawyer with extensive experience working for charities. She is known for giving practical advice without fuss. She advises charities on the full breadth of employment law matters and frequently represents clients in Employment Tribunal proceedings. She also acts for a large number of NHS organisations advising them on health-specific employment and strategic issues

People and culture Governance, legal and compliance

11 September 2023, 11:05

How to avoid employment tribunal claims

Defending an employment tribunal can cost your organisation dearly, in time as well as money. Rebecca Pallot from Mills & Reeve shares best practice guidance on how to avoid being take to tribunal in the first place.

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