Redundancy Advice for Employees
If you’re being made redundant by your employer, we can provide the professional legal advice you need to ensure that the process is handled fairly and that you get what you are entitled to. Unfortunately, redundancies can arise when a business needs to make efficiencies, but your employers must follow the correct procedures.
Our specialist team advises clients in different languages on a wide range of Employment Law matters. Call them on 0208 1111 911 or contact them through the website to discuss your circumstances with them.
What do I need to consider about my redundancy?
Although it can be a difficult and stressful process to go through, most redundancies are handled fairly and correctly by employers, especially if they receive professional legal advice of their own. However, in some instances employers don’t follow the correct procedures or handle redundancies unfairly.
Depending on your situation and how long you have worked for the company, you could be entitled to claim Wrongful or Unfair Dismissal. If you have evidence that you have been discriminated against as part of the process, you have a statutory right to kept safe from discrimination and should seek legal advice.
If you have been asked to sign a Settlement Agreement following the redundancy, your employer should pay for you to receive independent legal advice. If this is the case, we can provide this advice for you to ensure that the agreement is fair.
How do I get legal advice about my redundancy?
Call us on 0208 1111 911 or contact us through the website and we’ll discuss your circumstances with you. The initial call is free and if we think you need further advice or support from us, we’ll advise you of our fees before you decide to instruct us.
