The timing of settlement in employment disputes, where information improves as the surplus available to divide shrinks.
Costs; settlement offers; the Calderbank principle (automatic costs for rejecting a reasonable offer) does not apply in employment tribunals, but rejection of a 'without prejudice save as to costs' offer is evidence of unreasonable conduct that a tribunal may consider when exercising its costs discretion. [Summary not yet checked against the judgment.]
Costs; causation; the tribunal must look at the whole picture of unreasonable conduct.
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Settlement; s.111A; the inadmissibility of pre-termination negotiations extends to internal discussions about the offer. [Summary not yet checked against the judgment.]
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