What should I keep after a dismissal or workplace dispute?
Keep the employment contract, termination or warning letter, payslips, rosters, relevant emails or messages, HR correspondence and the exact dates of any formal notice or hearing.
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Workplace disputes can follow different routes even when they involve the same employer.
Keep the employment contract, termination or warning letter, payslips, rosters, relevant emails or messages, HR correspondence and the exact dates of any formal notice or hearing.
No. Pay disputes, dismissal, discrimination, safety, leave and disciplinary issues can have different agencies, tribunals, courts and time limits. The correct route depends on the jurisdiction and issue.
Some employment claims and internal review processes have short filing or response periods. Use the actual document date and verify the current rule before relying on a deadline.
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