private clients
- Cheam Team
- Clinical and Medical Negligence
- Dispute Resolution
- Employment Services
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Family law
- Cases with an international dimension
- Children
- Collaborative family solutions
- Divorce
- Divorce Procedure
- Divorce law
- Domestic Violence
- Expert family solicitors
- Family law specialists
- Finance, pension and property arrangements
- Leading divorce lawyers
- Mediation
- Protecting assets
- Separation advice
- Unmarried partners
- London Office
- Mediation and Collaborative Law
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Personal Injury
- Accidents at Work
- Beauty/Hair Accident Claims
- Car accident claim specialists.
- Car accident or crash? Injured?
- Car accident?
- Children's Accident Claims
- Fast & friendly, no win no fee experts in child accident claims
- Fatal Accidents
- Faulty Goods
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Holiday Claims
- Howell-Jones solicitors 100% compensation.
- Professional Negligence Claims (personal injury)
- Road Traffic Accidents
- Slips and Trips
- Specialist trip and slip solicitors
- Sports Injury Claims
- Tripped or slipped?
- Probate and administration of estates
- Residential property conveyancing
- Wills, Trusts and Tax
Employment Services
Services for the Employee
Employment law is complicated, challenging and continually changing.
Being employed can bring with it a host of legal questions, complications and risks, especially at key moments from pre-contractual negotiations through to termination of employment.
The employment team at Howell-Jones acts for a wide range of employees from junior level though to senior executives. We are able to offer pragmatic and clear advice to employees on a broad range of areas which include:
- Bullying and harassment
- Business re-organisations and TUPE
- Compromise Agreements
- Disciplinary and grievances
- Discrimination
- Employment contracts
- Employment Tribunal representation
- Redundancy
- Restrictive covenants
We acknowledge that all our clients are different and we will work with you to understand your individual requirements and objectives. Many of our clients return to us at various stages of their career for advice and a number of clients instruct us as a result of personal recommendation.
We understand that employees may find the cost of instructing a solicitor daunting. We therefore offer flexible funding options. We currently offer a range of “pay as you go” hourly rates or in certain circumstances fixed and capped fees.
If you would like one of our employment law experts to get in touch with you for an initial discussion, please complete the contact form, call the team on 020 8549 5186 or e-mail employment@howell-jones.com.
If your enquiry relates to a compromise agreement, please see our dedicated page, which has an online contact facility, by clicking here.
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Online services...
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Request for Howell-Jones' specialist employment team to estimate for reviewing and advising upon a compromise agreement
Please use this facility to ask our specialist employment team to contact you to discuss providing advice and assistance on a compromise agreement. They will either telephone or e-mail you and this first step will be free and without obligation.
Contacts
Library
Articles
- An employee who is subject to a disciplinary procedure is entitled to see written accounts of complaints before being asked to answer them
- Changes to insurance premiums
- Default Retirement Age: risky business for employers
- Direct discrimination and harassment
- Employment Appeals Tribunal finds that in certain circumstances parties should not be penalised for the late filing of documents.
- Employment law - "springboard" injunctions
- Employment law - burden of proof for whistleblowing victimisation claims
- Employment law - interpretation of contracts
- Employment law - social media and unfair dismissal continues to take centre stage
- Former British Airways' employee issues claim against airline
- Former governor of the Tower of London loses unfair dismissal claim
- Holiday entitlement
- Litigation - update on civil costs reform
- Social Media
- The Bribery Act 2010 : are you ready?
- The courts are embracing new technology
- The Justice Secretary undertakes consultation on the small claims limit
Documents
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Article: Disciplinary Procedures from April 2009
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Employment tribunal claims - Key facts and figures
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The Equality Act 2010

