Employment Law
Protecting the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees since 1988
– Representing you, our client
Employment legislation is an increasingly complex area of law. Recent years have seen an increase in the range of employment rights, particularly in areas of discrimination.
We understand the difficulties faced
Our employment department has kept pace with these developments and is well placed to advise both employers and employees about their respective rights and obligations. Should you require our assistance you can be sure that we understand the difficulties of your position and the issues you may be facing
Working for you
Working in our community
Age discrimination
Breach of contract
Bullying and harrassment
Compromise agreements
Disability discrimination
Discrimination on grounds of religion or beliefs
Discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation
Equal pay
Maternity, paternity and parental rights
Minimum wage and zero hours contracts
Race discrimination
Redundancy
Sex discrimination
Transfer of undertakings (TUPE)
Unfair dismissal
Whistleblowing
Working time regulations
Wrongful dismissal
“Unfair practices at work?”
“Don’t delay. Contact us quickly with any issue arising at work. We can advise regarding ways of paying for our services.”
Our team has wide ranging expertise of acting for anyone who has been penalised through unfair practices at work, and we can advise on all areas of individual employment law.
Employment law operates to strict deadlines and in most cases, an employee only has three months from the effective date of dismissal in which to bring a claim. If you are an employee it is important you contact us as quickly as possible if you have concerns about your rights at work. There are various methods of funding a claim, e.g. legal expenses insurance and no win no fee arrangements. The most appropriate will depend upon your individual circumstances and we will discuss this with you.