Top 10 of 3,549 law firms for Alternatives to Redundancy, Employment

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This area covers the steps an employer can take to avoid or minimise redundancy, including offering suitable alternative employment, redeployment within the organisation, and using measures like temporary lay-off or shorter hours. It also covers the employee’s rights when such options exist, the documentation of offers, and the negotiation of any revised contract terms or severance packages. The aim is fair, lawfully managed workforce adjustments.

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A solicitor assists with identifying viable alternative roles, drafting and reviewing offers of redeployment, negotiating variations to pay or hours, and documenting any agreed changes. They also advise on timing, how to conduct internal consultations, and how to handle any severance or settlement arrangements to protect the client’s position if no suitable alternative is found.

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