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Discretionary bonuses are non-guaranteed payments awarded at the employer’s discretion and may be influenced by performance, profitability, or time in service. A solicitor reviews how the scheme operates, who qualifies, and how payments are calculated or withheld, then drafts or negotiates terms, advises on breach or unlawful deductions, and represents a client in claims about entitlement, timing or proportionality before or in Employment Tribunal or courts.
They assess the scheme’s terms, whether any express or implied contractual rights exist, and how discretion is exercised, including any performance metrics, good/bad leaver provisions, and tax or payroll consequences; they prepare or respond to disciplinary or disciplinary-adjacent issues, and advise on potential remedies or appeals within statutory and contract frameworks.
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Punam Kannas was amazing with my case for such short notice she had everything in hand and updated me regularly with any changes and was always there if a had any questions. Would highly recommend :) Thank you National Legal Services
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