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  • Settlement Agreement: Need some assistance?

    Articles  |  16 February 2021

    A Settlement Agreement is a legally binding contract made between an employer and an employee. It can be used to resolve an on-going workplace dispute or to end an employment…
  • How to deal with part-time workers

    Articles  |  4 May 2017

    With an increasing number of businesses using part-time workers to deliver their services, it is important for employers to understand the approach that should be taken to ensure…
  • Have you been accused of misconduct?

    Articles  |  19 February 2016

    Conduct is a potentially fair reason for dismissal so, if an employer has accused you of misconduct, you should get independent legal advice to ensure your employment rights are…
  • Making redundancies

    Articles  |  10 December 2015

    Employment law specialist, David Hacker, answers a question on redundancy in the 'Ask the Expert' feature in the January issue of South East Business Magazine.
  • Mental illness in the workplace – Tribunal Rules

    Articles  |  1 December 2014

    In a case which put the spotlight on the difficulties posed by mental illness in the workplace, a paranoid schizophrenic who was dismissed from his job for gross misconduct after…
  • The importance of handling grievances effectively

    Articles  |  4 November 2013

    The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has decided that an employer’s failure to provide an impartial grievance appeal process could amount to a breach of any implied term of…
  • The Legal 500 Guide - where do we rank?

    News  |  29 September 2022

    The latest Legal 500 Guide has just been published and we are pleased to announce that this year we feature in 4 categories - Private Client, Employment, Family & Commercial…
  • A Medical for your Business!

    Businesses

    Why not take advantage of our offer for one of our expert employment lawyers to carry out a FREE 2-hour review of your existing contracts and policies to ensure they remain…