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Employment law legislation and rights has grown in volume and complexity in recent years. Now more than ever Employers are in greater need of access to specialist employment and law advice.

Our employment law team are able to navigate employers through difficult and challenging situations involving employees. Claims from employees need to be handled with care in order to ensure a successful outcome or resolution. Not following appropriate procedures accounts for a large number of claims brought through the Employment Tribunals.

We can advise you on how to handle individual complaints, grievances and claims and also ensure your procedures are in line with current legislation.

If an employee insists on commencing Employment Tribunal proceedings against you, they must first of all have made an Early Conciliation notification to ACAS. The idea behind this is to encourage the early settlement of employment disputes.

Our Berkshire-based employment law team can advise you through this process. In the event that Early Conciliation does not result in settlement, we can also assist in formulating a vigorous defence to any Employment Tribunal proceedings commenced.

Try this link if you are an employer seeking employment law advice in Wokingham.

Call our friendly team today on 0345 2413100 or email us for more information

Our Employment Law Experts

Lee Pashen - Director / Solicitor
Marianne Tyndall - Solicitor
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