I was delighted to help a client who was struggling with a Settlement Agreement. The agreement would terminate her employment and pay her compensation in return. It had been negotiated between her Union and her employer, but all was not as she expected. Read on for more information.
If an employer and employee have decided to part ways, often one or the other will ask for a Protected Conversation. At Lincs Law Employment Solicitors, we want to help and we set out useful information and guidance about Protected Conversations below (including what they are and how they can be used).
I have helped numerous clients with their Settlement Agreements (previously known as a Compromise Agreements) over the years. If you have been offered a Settlement Agreement, read my blog for the questions you should be asking your solicitor.
Lincs Law Specialist Employment Law Solicitors have helped thousands of clients with their Settlement Agreements. Very often these Agreements need significant amendments to ensure matters such as pensions, tax, compensation, notice pay, bonus pay, unpaid wages, holiday pay and references are dealt with. My post below explains a little bit more about Settlement Agreements, and how Lincs Law can help get the best deal for you.
Everyone has a personal reaction to being offered a Settlement Agreement by their employer.
Receiving a Settlement Agreement from your employer can bring the worry of financial uncertainty and questions over where your career is heading next. However, with the right solicitor on your side, you could achieve a great outcome ensuring you have sufficient time and freedom to start the next chapter in your employment story.
I recently assisted one of my clients secure almost double the compensation she had originally been offered by her employer to sign a Settlement Agreement. My client’s story, and how I can help you, is set out below.
I have helped numerous clients with their Settlement Agreements (previously known as a Compromise Agreements) over the years.
I know from the experiences my clients describe that being put in the position of negotiating a Settlement Agreement with your employer can be difficult.