When you're representing yourself in an Employment Tribunal claim, understanding the directions a judge can issue during a Case Management Hearing (CMH) is crucial.These directions, also known as Case Management Orders, outline the steps both parties must take to prepare for the final hearing.

The judge may order both parties to disclose all relevant documents related to the case.This includes any materials that support or undermine either side's position.It's essential to provide these documents within the specified timeframe to avoid potential penalties

The judge may instruct the parties to compile a hearing bundle—a collection of all documents that will be referred to during the final hearing.Typically, the respondent prepares this bundle, but both parties should agree on its contents

The judge might ask both parties to agree on a list of issues to be addressed at the final hearing. This helps focus the proceedings and ensures that the hearing addresses all relevant points