Dismissal and Employment Tribunals

Dismissal

There are a number of legal aspects to dismissal:

  • Constructive dismissal
  • Dismissal due to redundancy
  • Wrongful dismissal
  • Unfair dismissal
  • Lawful dismissal

The process of dismissal and the legal rights of the employee are complex and the penalty for getting it wrong can be high. So, without a thorough understanding of the legal process and being up to date with case law developed through previous employment cases, it’s easy to make a small mistake resulting in a big pay-out to the employee.

At Future Law our employment lawyers ensure your business navigates through the rules every step of the way. Payouts can be large and employment tribunal cases, even those resulting in a settlement, take up valuable management time.

With Future Law you can access help at the start of a dispute, ensuring any risks from unfair dismissal claims are mitigated early on. Good business practice is all about managing risk and with Future Law’s solicitors’ experience on your side, you access cutting edge employment law advice when you need it most.

Employment Tribunals

Taking a case through the tribunal should always be the last resort, with Future Law you access skilled employment law solicitors who understand settlement trends and can advise you fully on the likely outcome of the case against you.

Valuable management time is eaten up with employment law disputes, so by retaining a first class employment law team you place your business in a strong position to settle disputes quickly. At Future Law we believe that having good HR process and procedures in place assist with reduction of employment law issues escalating into big problems.

With Future Law it’s all about, ‘we don’t believe your business should become another Employment Tribunal Statistic‘, and work our hardest to reduce your risk of exposure.

Call us on 0844 209 8500

 

 

Quick Quote





Latest News

Pensions and the Ostrich!

This year will witness another large shake up in the UK’s pension legislation.  The government’s aim is to...

Posted on 26/08/2011
Using “exclusive of VAT” in Advertising

A recent case before the Advertising Standards Agency (“ASA”) has clarified the situation regarding the use of the...

Posted on 26/08/2011
Electronic Signatures Update

The use of signatures in paper transactions was developed over many years and operates as a means of certifying the...

Posted on 26/08/2011
Waste Regulation in E&W (3)

In the third and final article in this series we look at the offences under the waste regime. Key offences 1. Section 33(1)...

Posted on 26/08/2011
Solar PV – Feed in Tariffs – Final Defeat for the government

In a judgement handed down by the Supreme Court on Friday this week the long running battle between the Department...

Posted on 26/08/2011
Newsletter – February 2012

FL Newsletter Feb 2012

Posted on 26/08/2011
Commercial Lawyer Goes to Prison

For those who follow us on Twitter (@thefuturelaw), you will know that on Thursday this week I visited...

Posted on 26/08/2011
Renewable Energy Law – Government Loses Feed-In Tariff Appeal

Renewable Energy Law News Good news for all those who were stymied by the Government’s u turn on the...

Posted on 26/08/2011
Renewable Energy – FIT latest

Chris Huhne and FIT Greg Barker has reentered the fray this week ahead of the Appeal Court’s decision expected later today...

Posted on 26/08/2011
New services brochure

You can download our new services brochure here

Posted on 26/08/2011

Subscribe to Newsletter



Call Me