Top 10 of 3,550 law firms for Working Time Directive, Employment

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The Working Time Directive area covers rules about how long people can work, rest breaks, and paid leave in England. A solicitor in this field helps ensure you and your employer comply with the Working Time Regulations 1998 (as amended), draft or review holiday policies, calculate average working hours, and advise on opt-outs or special cases. They can assist with claiming compensation or arranging settlements if limits are breached, prepare evidence, and represent you in disputes before the Employment Tribunal or in related proceedings.

Where a solicitor protects your position

Breaches can lead to loss of rest breaks, unpaid or miscalculated leave, and compensation claims. A solicitor protects your position by advising on compliant scheduling, documenting breaches, and pursuing or defending claims in the Employment Tribunal, with potential remedies including back pay and enforceable undertakings.

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Going through redundancy can be quite a challenging time in one's life, as I found out. All the staff I met at Darby & Darby made a personally traumatic time much less stressful. The advice was given by David was in a clear warm friendly manner that helped me fully understand and appreciate the process and made what was a trying time much easier. The staff who dealt with me, made me feel welcome and were always friendly, supportive and helpful.

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