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    Solicitor Employment Law

    0:00, 31/10/2014

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    Solicitor Employment Law – Oakwood Solicitors; Would you like to speak to a highly skilled and dedicated solicitor who has a vast knowledge of dealing with employment law issues in Doncaster?

    Then look no further than the highly skilled and knowledgeable experts at Oakwood Solicitors to advise you on any matter regarding employment law. They offer specialist advice to employers throughout the UK and will help to work with you to maximise your chances of receiving a positive outcome; and manage employee relations in order to avoid disputes and therefore avoid claims being made against your company.

    It is important that as an employer you adhere to the Equality Act 2010 and as this is a difficult area to understand Oakwood Solicitors will provide you with information advice and training on how to ensure you are working within the guidelines.

    Sometimes employers can find themselves in difficult situations such as in the Arya v London Borough of Waltham Forest employment tribunal case in which a primary school teacher believed that he had a case against his employer for unfair dismissal after he had been sacked the various allegations of misconduct including expressing anti-Semitic views to colleagues.

    If you are in a similar situation as an employer then it may be very difficult for you to know how to proceed or understand the detailed nature of employment law. This is why it is important for you to get in touch with the experts at Oakwood Solicitors who will be able to discuss your situation with you and advise you on how best to proceed.

    One of my employees has filed a grievance against my company and I?m not sure how to proceed; can I get help from a solicitor who deals with employment law in Doncaster?

    The experts at Oakwood Solicitors will be happy to advise you on the best course of action to take wherever you are based in the UK so do not hesitate to get in touch with them today to discuss your options.

    There are many reasons for which your employee may want to file a claim against you and these reasons can include but are not limited to:

    ? They feel that they have been discriminated against because of their age gender disability sexual orientation race or religious beliefs
    ? They feel that they have been unfairly or constructively dismissed
    ? They have had wages deducted from them without prior consent or awareness
    ? They feel that they have been bullied or harassed by a colleague or manager
    ? They feel that you have breached their contract
    If you ensure that a claim is not brought against you by implementing policies and procedures and keeping up to date with regulations then it would negate the need for your employer to take you to an employment tribunal.

    So if you would like to speak to a highly skilled and dedicated solicitor who is knowledgeable in dealing with employment law issues then contact the experts at Oakwood Solicitors today on 0113 200 9720.

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