The Employment Tribunals (Early Conciliation: Exemptions and Rules of Procedure) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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3 Amendment to regulation 2
In regulation 2— (a) after the definition of “early conciliation form”, insert— “employed” has the meaning given by section 230(5) of the Employment Rights Act 1996; ; (b) omit the “and” after the definition of “respondent”; (c) at the end of the definition of “requirement for early conciliation” (before the full stop) insert— ; and “settlement” has the meaning given by section 18A(6) of the Employment Tribunals Act .
3 Amendment to regulation 2
In regulation 2— (a) after the definition of “early conciliation form”, insert— “employed” has the meaning given by section 230(5) of the Employment Rights Act 1996; ; (b) omit the “and” after the definition of “respondent”; (c) at the end of the definition of “requirement for early conciliation” (before the full stop) insert— ; and “settlement” has the meaning given by section 18A(6) of the Employment Tribunals Act .
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