Anchorage House Employment Tribunal reviews

Parking is very expensive and not disable friendly. The building is not disable friendly. The lifts are a nightmare if you are disabled. The barriers close to quickly and trapped me. …

if you’re in a rush and there’s a queue in reception you need to wait to sign in, only one register. Access cards issued which have to be inserted into a slot next to the gates in order for exit. If it’s an important appointment be there early.

I had a case booked for the 15th of May and after eating for nearly a year to get justice on the day my case was cancel because the court was unable to put together the correct team!! …

Useless.
Solicitors sent letter confirming details.
– 2/3 weeks later still no response (no emails, no phone calls, no letters) …

Had been there once place is good but to reach there even google/wase does not give the exact route. Need to go there by trial and error after getting off the train or take someone along with u who has alrady been there earlier. Else u might tend to keep searching for this place.

The board was punctual and made me feel at ease from the onset. The entire tribunal was conducted in a clearly described procedure. My only beef was the absolute lack of parking and a very long painful walk from the nearest tube. PS. I won my tribunal. Good luck everyone.

Failed to consider the failings in procedures when making a decision which where relevant to a case because if the proper procedures where followed by the company in question, the incident that lead to the termination of my contract could …

Very modern end clean. Took a moment to work out where to put the pass to get to lifts.security high so felt quite safe.

Appeal and do not worry! The Tribunal consists of 3 independent from the DWP specialists. My wife won her PIP appeal after 10 months of waiting.

Beautiful new building with modern achitecture. Also easily accesible from East India DLR station