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Redesign in employment law covers how an employer changes a job’s duties, reporting lines, hours or terms of employment as part of organisational change. A solicitor in this area drafts or reviews proposed changes, prepares consultation materials, drafts notices, and helps negotiate with employees or unions, including changes to contracts, hours, or redundancy terms. They may assist with TUPE transfers, restructuring plans, and handling disputes at employment tribunals. The work is shaped by statutory consultation requirements and equality duties during restructuring.
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Protecting a client’s position means avoiding unlawful detriment when contracts are altered, ensuring timely, compliant consultation, and clarifying any new terms to prevent constructive dismissal or breach. A solicitor provides regulatory safeguards, prepares evidence, and explains rights around re-engagement, redeployment and severance, ensuring decisions are properly documented and defensible in any later dispute.
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