Clear and Confident Solutions to Employment Disputes
Dealing with employment disputes and terminations can be challenging for any business. Our aim is to help you resolve cases smoothly and swiftly, ensuring minimal disruption to your operations. We provide clear insights into the issues at hand and assist in achieving the most effective resolution.
Whether you’re addressing an employee grievance, or initiating a disciplinary procedure, following a structured process is crucial. Transparent communication and well-defined objectives can prevent issues from escalating and reduce the risk of litigation.
When an employee raises a grievance, it’s vital to understand the root cause and consider the broader implications. For instance, if an employee feels that they have been treated less favourably, they may claim discrimination, and this could have significant legal repercussions.
If you need to undertake disciplinary or capability proceedings, recognise that underlying factors may contribute to poor performance or absenteeism. Conducting a thorough investigation will ensure any actions you take are justified and legally sound.
In cases where resolution is unachievable and termination is unavoidable, providing adequate notice is key to avoiding wrongful dismissal claims. Properly managing the termination process safeguards your business against legal pitfalls and maintains compliance with employment laws.
For expert guidance on navigating employment disputes and ensuring your business operates within legal frameworks, contact our Employment team today.
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