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 on when an employer can deduct money for training costs.
I have recently received lovely feedback from a client who I provided advice to on their Settlement Agreement. Read on to learn more.
I have recently advised a client on a Settlement Agreement they had received from their employer. Last week I received a lovely email thanking me for my help. Read on to learn more.
If you have recently been offered or received a Settlement Agreement from your employer, how should you respond? Read on to learn more.
On 14 October 2020, I wrote a blog about my client who had been unfairly dismissed and who had pursued an Unfair Dismissal Claim in the Employment Tribunal. Since then, she has very kindly left me feedback on how she found my help and assistance.
My aim is to provide each client with professional, timely and personable advice and so, it is always very rewarding to receive feedback like this from a client. Read on to see my review.
Where an employer is proposing to make 20 or more employees redundant, a specific procedure known as a Collective Redundancy Consultation must be followed. For more information on what is required under this type of consultation please read on.
Sadly, there continues to be a high number of redundancies being made by employers due to the Coronavirus pandemic. That said, I have also received questions from employees as to whether it is lawful for an employer to reduce their hours, working days or pay instead of making them redundant. Read on to learn more.
For employees who remain on Furlough Leave, it can be an anxious wait to hear whether there is a job for you to return to when the Job Retention Scheme comes to an end. However, whilst you may have been on Furlough Leave this does not mean you should automatically be selected for redundancy. Read on to learn more.