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This area covers how individuals manage and resolve workplace employment issues, including disputes over dismissal, redundancy, contracts, disciplinary procedures, and workplace policies. It also covers advising on whistleblowing, equalities, and unlawful behaviour by an employer, along with negotiating settlements and navigating Employment Tribunal claims. A solicitor in this field drafts and reviews contracts and policy documents, represents or advises clients in negotiations with employers, and helps prepare evidence for tribunal or court proceedings. Practical steps often involve early dispute resolution, documentation, and strategic advice on risks and remedies.
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The specific decision points in these matters include whether a dismissal or step in a disciplinary process was fair, the validity of a redundancy selection, or the terms of a severance agreement. A solicitor protects the client’s position by ensuring deadlines are met, advising on potential remedies such as reinstatement, compensation or constructive dismissal, and citing relevant employment law, case law, and statutory schemes like the Employment Rights Act 1996, Equalities Act 2010, and TUPE where applicable.
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