Employer sueing employee
If an employer wants to sue an employee for breach of contract is that only via high courts?
Also is it only for financial losses that this can occur or can it be for hurt of feelings etc.
Employment tribunal cannot be used by employer?
Also is it only for financial losses that this can occur or can it be for hurt of feelings etc.
Employment tribunal cannot be used by employer?
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