Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
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Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.
The relation between employer and employee is always been liable and every company is implied by some rules and regulation to employ a person in their company which protects employee rights.
Employment Solicitors is a legal counsel who is well versed in handling the employment law related cases. Employment Solicitors provide all the legal assistance to help their clients for protecting their rights.
How Sharma Solicitors can help to employees?
Sharma Solicitors can advise and support individuals who are facing a challenge or issue at their workplace. We work with all level of employees including senior level executives and directors, agency workers, self-employed individuals and freelancers.
As experienced legal advisers, Sharma Solicitors provide advice on all areas of employment law such as:
If you have been offered a settlement agreement from your employer, take advice on the terms to ensure your rights are enforced, particularly if you are in a senior or director role, as you may have enhanced entitlements.
Sharma Solicitors can help with:
Dispute and Claims
Workplace disputes can be distressing and it can be difficult to know what to do to resolve the issue and how to protect your interests, livelihood and reputation.
We can help with:
Dismissals
Employees have certain rights when being dismissed. Employers have to follow specific procedures when ending your contract and if they fail to do this, you can take action.
Sharma Solicitors can advise on all types of dismissals or contentious exits, including:
Employee rights
Employees benefit from extensive legal protections and entitlements. If you are unsure of your rights in relation to a specific issue, our employment solicitors can help. We can advise you on:
Sharma Solicitors is a boutique, young legal firm specializing in all things about employment law. That’s it. Nothing else. We will provide a solution to the problem and not just sterile legal advice.
Call us on +44 (0) 345 430 0145 or place inquiry on our website www.sharmasolicitors.com
Sharma Solicitors offers legal and strategic advice to employees from any industry. We perceive that not all clients are same. We work with each clients and provide employment advice as per their needs.
We provide reliable and prompt service, ensuring we are available when you have query even outside regular office hours. We pride ourselves for speaking with client in simple English instead of legal jargon language.
Issues at the work can be settled informally, but that’s not always a case everyone wants to go with. Our employment solicitors can help you with:
Sharma Solicitors is expert in negotiating settlement agreement to secure the best termination package.
When employment disputes can’t be resolved, we can help employees with Employment Tribunal process.
Get in touch to see how we can help you and for a free initial legal advice.
If you would like to have an no-obligations discussion of your circumstances, or to arrange a meeting/telephone call, then please call us on 0345 430 0145 or e-mail us at reception@sharmasolicitors.com
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