Settlement Agreements can be confusing for employees; however, at Lincs Law we do everything we can to ensure the process is as straightforward and clear as possible. Please read on for more information about Settlement Agreements and some wonderful Five Star Reviews which my clients have kindly shared.
According to a recent survey conducted by the Institute of Fiscal Studies “working mothers have been able to do only one hour of uninterrupted work for every three hours done by men during lockdown”. Whilst this statistic may not be surprising to working mothers, it does raise some important questions as to whether working mothers have been treated less favourably in their employment during the Covid-19 Lockdown.
Entitlements to notice when you are leaving your job can be confusing. Different entitlements apply whether you resign; are made redundant; are dismissed for gross misconduct etc. Add in differences between statutory and contractual entitlements, terms about garden leave and PILON, and it is easy to become confused. This blog hopes to make information about notice entitlements a little clearer. Read on for more information.
Here at Lincs Law Employment Solicitors, we have seen an increase in the number of our employee clients being offered a Settlement Agreement. Unfortunately, our clients do not always understand what a Settlement Agreement is and, more importantly, what their rights are. Please read on for more information.
I am always extremely grateful to receive a five-star review from my clients. Please read on to see the full review and a background into how I was able to assist my client from start to finish.
An employer can deduct money from an employee’s salary to pay for training courses in certain circumstances. However, the employer’s right to do this is not always absolute. Please read on for more information about when an employer can deduct money for training costs.