Union Rulebook Breach & Certification Officer Screener
Screen trade union representation refusals against TULRCA 1992 s.108A(2) jurisdictional heads, compute the 6-month Certification Officer time limit, and route urgent ET claims safely.
CRITICAL DEADLINE WARNING: Making an internal union complaint or a Certification Officer application under TULRCA 1992 s.108A DOES NOT pause your 3-monthless-1-day Employment Tribunal or ACAS Early Conciliation time limit.
Important Notice: This stateless utility provides general UK statutory and procedural information only. It does not constitute legal advice under the Legal Services Act 2007, regulated claims/insurance mediation under FSMA 2000, or medical advice. Verify critical time limits independently and consult a qualified adviser or union representative before taking formal legal steps.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Certification Officer force a union to fund discretionary ET representation?
Ordinarily no: Certification Officer jurisdictional sift decisions hold that discretionary legal-assistance refusals fall outside s.108A(2) unless tied directly to a breach of listed rulebook heads such as officer elections, ballots, or union disciplinary proceedings.