This factsheet provides recommendations for preparing witness statements.
Generally, after all documents have been disclosed and before the full hearing, both parties will be required to prepare and exchange witness statements.
Handle a request confidently and brief line managers with the current legal position.
Stay compliant without a retained HR function or costly ad-hoc legal advice.
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