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With longer hours being spent in the office, grievances and issues that arise can have serious implications legally, financially and emotionally. Legislation is placing an increasing burden on employers, their employees and workers to ensure that they follow the correct procedures from the earliest possible stage in a dispute. When problems arise, you need dedicated experts to advise on the best way to protect yourself.
We have successfully represented employees, workers, contractors and partners at Employment Tribunals in all types of claims, from disability discrimination and unfair dismissal to unlawful deduction of wages and breach of contract.
We have also negotiated numerous compromise agreements for senior executives in the Thames Valley and worldwide, as well as having extensive experience of non-contentious employment matters, from service agreements and exit packages to share options and restrictive covenants.
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Our established and dedicated team is able to specialise across all areas of employment law. Jo Davis is an increasingly impressive advocate with clients reporting “The quality of work is always great - accurate, concise and on time”, according to Chambers UK 2009.
"Very professional and understand their subjects, also they are good at explaining the situation to lay people."
If you require legal advice, for either your private affairs or organisation, please call Buckinghamshire based B P Collins Solicitors on 01753 889995, complete the online enquiry form or email enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk.

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