industrial tribunal — noun A tribunal set up to hear complaints and make judgements in disputes between employers and employees on matters such as industrial relations and alleged unfair dismissal • • • Main Entry: ↑industry * * * industrial tribunal UK US noun… … Useful english dictionary
industrial tribunal — ➔ tribunal * * * industrial tribunal UK US noun LAW, HR ► OLD FASHIONED EMPLOYMENT TRIBUNAL(Cf. ↑employment tribunal) … Financial and business terms
industrial tribunal — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms industrial tribunal : singular industrial tribunal plural industrial tribunals legal a court in the UK where workers can bring complaints against their employers … English dictionary
industrial tribunal — /ɪnˌdʌstriəl traɪ bju:n(ə)l/ noun a court which can decide in disputes about employment ▪▪▪ ‘ACAS has a legal obligation to try and solve industrial grievances before they reach industrial tribunals’ [Personnel Today] … Dictionary of banking and finance
industrial tribunal — noun A type of tribunal that deals with contentions between workers and companies … Wiktionary
industrial tribunal — See employment tribunal … Big dictionary of business and management
industrial tribunal — n (in Britain) a type of court that makes decisions about disputes between employees and employers, particularly when an individual believes they have been unfairly or illegally dismissed from their job. * * * … Universalium
industrial tribunal — in.dustrial tri bunal n BrE a court which judges disagreements between workers and their employers … Dictionary of contemporary English
industrial tribunal — noun (C) a type of court in Britain to which individual workers can take complaints against their employers … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
tribunal — tri‧bu‧nal [traɪˈbjuːnl] noun [countable] HUMAN RESOURCES LAW a court that is given official authority to deal with a particular situation or problem: • The case of your redundancy (= loss of your job ) will be heard by an independent tribunal … Financial and business terms