Employment Tribunal (Scotland) Salaried Judges
The President of the Employment Tribunals (Scotland) is Judge Susan Walker KC (hon).
Name | Date of appointment |
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Employment Judge Campbell | 20-01-25 |
Employment Judge Doherty | 31-03-03 |
Employment Judge Eccles (Vice-President) | 04-09-00 |
Employment Judge Hendry | 01-03-10 |
Employment Judge Hoey | 01-04-20 |
Employment Judge Hosie | 01-09-97 |
Employment Judge d’Inverno | 01-01-05 |
Employment Judge Jones | 06-07-20 |
Employment Judge Kearns | 29-07-13 |
Employment Judge Kemp | 30-04-18 |
Employment Judge MacLean | 01-06-04 |
Employment Judge MacLeod | 06-02-12 |
Employment Judge Mannion | 01-09-24 |
Employment Judge McCluskey | 01-04-24 |
Employment Judge McManus | 01-01-18 |
Employment Judge Murphy | 01-03-24 |
Employment Judge O’Donnell | 06-07-20 |
Employment Judge Robison | 01-01-18 |
Employment Judge Sangster | 15-01-18 |
Employment Judge Sutherland | 01-06-20 |
Employment Judge Walker KC (hon) | 01-05-08 |
Employment Judge Whitcombe | 05-03-18 |
Employment Judge Wiseman | 01-10-01 |
About 20 other individuals hold judicial office as fee paid Employment Judges in Scotland. Such individuals may be (or have been) in professional practice as solicitors or advocates; they may be academics; or they may be retired salaried Employment Judges.
Additionally, about 100 individuals hold judicial office as non-legal (or “lay”) members of Employment Tribunals. They sit with Employment Judges on some cases, where one member will have experience of work from the view of management and the other member from the view of employees or trade unions.
For further information about when non-legal members will sit on cases, see the Senior President of Tribunals’ Practice Direction (PDF) and the Joint Presidential Guidance on Panel Composition (PDF).