Tribunal award still not paid & company still trading

[simon_says]

Hi,

I won an employment Tribunal against my former employer NMR Web Design in Monmouth, Wales because they illegally withheld my wages & my Statutory maternity Pay (which could well be fraud)... Web company to appeal over tribunal (From South Wales Argus)

They were ordered to pay more than £8,500 in backdated wages, SMP and compensation. This figure is now more than £11000 due to interest added.

The director, Mark Briscoe, has stated he cannot afford to pay me. It has been nearly 3 years since I won and I still have had no money from him or a single offer of payment.

Meanwhile NMR Web Design has continued to trade and now Mark Briscoe has started another web design company, called Pyramid Consulting, in the same town of Monmouth offering exactly the same services!

He is clearly taking money through both companies and yet has made no attempt whatsoever to pay me what I am owed. He's even in the Monmouth & District Chamber of Trade & Commerce (MDCTC) - what a joke!!

Please can you advise me on what legal route I should follow to make him pay for his flouting of the law & court judgement against him and his company.

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[meols cop]

Send him a L.B.A. (letter before action) saying if he doesnt settle you will take action in the Small Claims Court. The process is pretty straight forward and your local Court will give you every assistance.

[postggj]

do what our DCA friend do

serve on him a stat demand for bankrupcy

[GuidoT]

Employment tribunals have no power to enforce their awards. Instead, any cash award made by an Employment Tribunal must be enforced as if it were payable under an order of a county court in England and Wales.

It is unnecessary to issue an lba and a claim form, you are past that stage.

You need to register judgement with form N322A and then use the civil enforcement system. Have a look here.
How to start enforcing a tribunal award | Employment Tribunal Claims

[GuidoT]

Looks like the firm is about to be struck off, so if you want to pursue this you better be quick.
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