Witness Statements

Stage 6 of 9 · 4 topics in this stage

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If you’re staring at the blank page of your witness statement, this is where your evidence takes shape. At an employment tribunal the evidence you give is usually your written witness statement, taken as read. It is one of the most important documents you will produce. This stage is about what a good statement does, how to structure it, and how exchange between the parties works.

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