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Employment law advice
Our expert employment law solicitors are on hand to assist you with any employment law problems, whether it is during your employment or the way in which your employment has been brought to an end.
Protecting your employment rights
We understand how important your work is to you. If you are thinking of raising a claim, or just want confirmation of your employment rights, we have a wealth of experience representing employees at all levels across many sectors of industry. We regularly advise and provide employment law advice on the following:
- Unfair dismissals and termination of employment
- Unfair redundancy procedures
- Constructive dismissal
- Settlement agreements
- Workplace discrimination
- Bullying and harassment
- Disciplinary and grievance procedures
- Breach of contract
- Restrictive covenants
- TUPE rights
- Unlawful deduction from wages
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Contact us to find out what we can do to help
Acting on your behalf to get results
Employment law matters are sensitive, and everyone’s situation is different. We will work hard with you to understand what is important to you and to guide you to your desired outcome. We will make you aware of your options, and we will be up front about your prospects, but we will be ready to fight your corner.
We can assist on an hourly rate basis. For settlement agreements, we are often able to provide advice for any contribution made by your employer. However, there may be an additional charge to you for any negotiation carried out on your behalf.
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Our approachable but determined team of solicitors and solicitor advocates have over 40 years’ experience combined.
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