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Employment status disputes cover questions about whether a person is truly an employee, a worker, or self‑employed. The solicitor explains and advises on how the law distinguishes these statuses for rights and obligations, including pay, holiday, minimum wage, and pension implications. In practice, a solicitor collects contracts, payslips and project records, reviews client control and integration in the business, drafts pleadings, and negotiates with employers or HM Courts & Tribunals Service, with proceedings likely in the Employment Tribunal or courts. They guide the client through the potential remedies and the evidence required to prove status.

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