Instructing a solicitor for the first time is daunting. It is very hard to know who to trust with the important responsibility of looking after your interests and guiding you to the best possible result. If you are experiencing problems at work read on for three great reasons why Lincs Law Employment Solicitors can help….
Here at Lincs Law we regularly advise both employers and employees on all Employment Law issues. Lucy Stones recently supported and provided advice to an employer in Lincolnshire to create, review and issue contracts of employment and key Employment Law policies and procedures.
Victimisation at work is one of the most misunderstood terms in employment law. Read on to find out whether you have a victimisation claim.
I often receive client enquires about ACAS Early Conciliation. This is a compulsory process which all potential Claimants to the Employment Tribunal must complete before they are able to issue their claims. However, unless fully prepared, potential Claimants can find themselves in some difficulty identifying the correct Respondents, understanding the claims they have and valuing those claims.
I understand that for most people, instructing an employment lawyer or solicitor is not an everyday occurrence. It can be daunting taking that first step to ask for help, especially if your job is at risk or if you are struggling with a situation at work. Worrying about how to get help (and, of course, what it might cost) just adds to the anxiety. That’s why we start our relationship with all our clients with a free enquiry call. To discuss your work problem with an experienced employment law specialist, simply use the contact form, engage in a web chat, email contactus@lincslaw.com or call us on 01522 440512 and we’ll be happy to help.
Last week my blog looked at practical guidance for those suffering from Sexual Harassment in the Workplace. As before, this post is intended to provide help and guidance but if you would like to discuss your situation, please call on 01522 440512 for a free, no obligation consultation.
I was asked this question yesterday through an email enquiry. It prompted me to write this post in order to end a few myths about constructive dismissal. If need assistance or are thinking of making a claim to the Employment Tribunal, call us on 01522 440512 for a no obligation, free telephone consultation with a fully qualified Employment Law Solicitor.