You can use this template to apply to the tribunal to amend your ET1 form. Please refer to our webpage on Applying to Amend Your ET1 Form for guidance on how to amend your ET1 and what you should submit with this application.
You can use this template to help you write a claim for whistleblowing unfair dismissal and ask for interim relief (question 8 of the tribunal form). Do check the official guidance and the CAB website for more general advice on how to fill in the form. Download the template (doc) Download an example of how to use this template (pdf)
You can use this template to help you write a letter to your employer if you have been dismissed from your job because of whistleblowing. You can find more information about being dismissed or forced out for raising your concerns here. Download the template (doc) Download an example of how to use this template (pdf)
You can use this template to help you write a letter to your employer reporting that you have been victimised for raising whistleblowing concerns. Find out more about what victimisation is here. Download the template (doc) Download an example of how to use this template (pdf)
You can use this template to help you escalate your whistleblowing concerns to a more senior manager if you already raised concerns internally and received no response or a negative response. Download the template (doc) Download an example of how to use this template (pdf)
You can use this template to help you write a letter to your employer asking for feedback on whistleblowing concerns that you have raised. You can find more information about asking for feedback here. Download the template (doc) Download an example of how to use this template (pdf)
You can use this template to help you write a letter to your employer raising your whistleblowing concerns. We have more detailed guidance about raising whistleblowing concerns here. Download the template (doc) Download an example of how to use this template (pdf)
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