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Build an employment event timeline

Record changes, conversations, warnings, work performed, pay events, complaints and responses in date order, linking each significant event to the source record where available.

General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026

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VISUAL TIMELINE

See the sequence before reading the detail.

Put the important events in order and keep the source record beside each event.

1
Add contract dates, pay periods, letters, warnings, reviews, complaints and f…Start with fixed records
2
Create factual notes of meetings and calls, identifying participants, date, r…Add significant conversations
3
Record what happened first; keep allegations, opinions and disputed explanati…Separate events from interpretation
4
Put filing, appeal, response and meeting dates prominently in the chronology.Flag deadlines
What happened Which record supports it What is still missing
Events in orderSources linkedGaps visible
01

Start with fixed records

Add contract dates, pay periods, letters, warnings, reviews, complaints and formal decisions first.

02

Add significant conversations

Create factual notes of meetings and calls, identifying participants, date, remembered substance and related follow-up.

03

Separate events from interpretation

Record what happened first; keep allegations, opinions and disputed explanations clearly labelled.

04

Flag deadlines

Put filing, appeal, response and meeting dates prominently in the chronology.

Important limitation

An employment chronology organises events; it does not determine whether conduct was lawful or whether a claim will succeed.

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