Client Story
15 February 2024
2 minute read
Why choose me
The human side of employment and immigration is one of the many reasons I practice this area of law. For individuals, their work is their livelihood. For businesses, having content employees and dealing with problems which arise swiftly and effectively influences their culture, profitability and success.
It’s my job as an employment solicitor to help you navigate the constantly changing landscape of employment law, and to help resolve complex problems. I do this through looking at every angle of a case and explaining the consequences from the best to worst case scenario.
My specialisms include tribunal work, drafting and reviewing contracts of employment, handbooks and policies, advising on grievance and disciplinary processes, settlement agreements and restructures.
Outside of work, my hobbies include cooking, spending time with my family and two cats and exercise.
The human side of employment and immigration is one of the many reasons I practice this area of law. For individuals, their work is their livelihood. For businesses, having content employees and dealing with problems which arise swiftly and effectively influences their culture, profitability and success.
It’s my job as an employment solicitor to help you navigate the constantly changing landscape of employment law, and to help resolve complex problems. I do this through looking at every angle of a case and explaining the consequences from the best to worst case scenario.
My specialisms include tribunal work, drafting and reviewing contracts of employment, handbooks and policies, advising on grievance and disciplinary processes, settlement agreements and restructures.
Outside of work, my hobbies include cooking, spending time with my family and two cats and exercise.
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Questions my clients ask me
While you don’t need one, it would be generally advisable. Employees can only validly waive employment rights under a settlement agreement, the legal requirements of which include obtaining independent legal advice on their terms and effect. We can help you prepare an appropriate settlement agreement to provide you with the security that you can rely on a valid agreement.
Whilst there are some exceptions, generally speaking- yes. While you may have a very good reason to think dismissal is warranted, as an employer you must follow a fair procedure when a disciplinary matter arises, otherwise you run the risk of an unfair dismissal claim. Obligations include carrying out an investigation, inviting the employee to a disciplinary hearing and giving them the right to appeal.
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