Employment

Employees form an essential part of most businesses but they bring with them a host of potential complications.

Employment law is fast moving and increasingly complex. If things go wrong, it can be very costly for the employer in terms of money being paid out, management lost time spent dealing with the issues, and the potential for unfavourable publicity.  We can guide you through your legal obligations.

Many problems can be avoided with correctly drafted documents. We can assist you to produce properly drafted employment contracts, policies and procedures.

When issues arise during the course of employment, we can be on hand to advise at the earliest opportunity. Timely practical advice from us can often prevent a problem arising or enable you to control it.

We advise in all areas of employment law including:

  • Contracts, policies and procedures;
  • Director’s and executive’s service arrangements;
  • Settlement Agreements;
  • Restructuring, reorganisation and redundancy;
  • Disciplinary and grievance issues;
  • Performance management issues;
  • Ill health and absence management;
  • Dismissals;
  • Disputes and Employment Tribunal claims;
  • Disputes relating to restrictive covenants and breach of contract.

 

  • Lead Contact:

    Karen Phillips

    Karen Phillips
    Karen Phillips has been advising clients for over 25 years...
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    T: 01986 891909
    E: kphillips@sprakekingsley.co.uk
  • “Sprake & Kingsley” & “Sprake & Kingsley Solicitors” are trading names of Sprake & Kingsley LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales (LLP Number OC422486) whose registered office is 16 Broad Street, Bungay, NR35 1EN. 

    The firm’s Partners are:
    Karen Phillips (Managing), Frances Davy, John Hay,
    John Williams, Anna Farquharson
    The firm’s Consultant is David Sprake
    The firm, its solicitors and all fee earners are only qualified to advise on English Law within the jurisdiction of England & Wales
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