Unfortunately, it is not uncommon to speak to individuals who are facing difficulties in the workplace. These can range from their working conditions, performance issues as well as experiencing forms of bullying or harassment. Understandably, any issue that you are experiencing at work can have a huge impact on you. Read on to learn more on what you can do.
I often speak to individuals who have, unexpectantly, faced a performance or capability procedure at work. The commencement of a performance or capability procedure against you will undoubtedly cause you stress and anguish. So, how should you respond if you disagree with your employers actions? Read on to learn more.
Lucy Stones has recently received lovely feedback from a client. Her client had been dismissed for gross misconduct but achieved a good outcome in the end. Read on to find out more.
In April 2024 it is expected that the period of special protection from redundancy for employees who are on maternity leave, adoption leave or those on shared parental leave will be extended. Further, from April 2024, changes to flexible working requests come into force.
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I first spoke to my client during a free, initial, telephone enquiry. He explained he had been suspended and he was facing disciplinary action for an alleged breach of health and safety at work. His employer had indicated, if proven, he could be dismissed for gross misconduct. We decided to arrange a Fixed Fee Consultation so that I could review the Investigation Report setting out his alleged wrongdoing. Read on to find out what happened next.
I have recently advised a client who became an unexpected participant in a capability procedure at work. My client believed the capability procedure was unjustified but they did not know what action they could take to protect themselves at work. Read on to learn more.
I am delighted to have helped my client achieve a settlement with their employer. Read on to learn more.
I was really happy to receive a delicious box of chocolates and an accompanying ‘thank you’ card from a client I have recently represented. Read on to find out more.
When you are experiencing issues at work, it can be a daunting prospect of how to tackle those problems. The ACAS Code on Disciplinaries and Grievances 2009 recommend submission of a Formal Grievance when such situations arise but what is a Formal Grievance? Read on to learn more.