Safia Tharoo & Matthew Timm
Join Safia Tharoo and Matthew Timm for a practical discussion of privacy and anonymity in Employment Tribunal proceedings. From applications for anonymisation and restricted reporting orders to private hearings and the risks of jigsaw identification, this webinar will explore how Tribunals balance the principle of open justice against the need to protect individual rights and sensitive information.
The session will examine the spectrum of protective measures available, together with the evidence required to support such applications. It will also consider the practical steps that the Tribunal can take to safeguard parties, witnesses and individuals not directly involved in proceedings.
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| Event Date | 24-11-2026 |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Location | Online (live) |
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