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Navigating employment law as an individual can be daunting, particularly when faced with complex workplace issues or disputes. At Wollens Solicitors, we provide expert legal advice and support to employees across Devon, ensuring your rights are protected and your voice is heard.
Our employment law team is dedicated to helping individuals at all stages of their careers, from negotiating contracts to resolving workplace disputes. We understand that employment issues can be stressful and life-changing, which is why we take a client-focused approach, offering clear, practical advice tailored to your unique circumstances.
Our services include:
- Contracts and Agreements: Reviewing and negotiating employment contracts, service agreements, and terms of employment to ensure your rights and interests are protected.
- Unfair or Constructive Dismissal: Advising and representing individuals in cases where dismissal was unfair or where workplace conditions forced resignation.
- Discrimination and Harassment: Supporting employees who face discrimination or harassment at work, including claims related to race, gender, disability, age, or other protected characteristics.
- Redundancy and Settlement Agreements: Guiding you through redundancy processes, ensuring fair treatment, and advising on settlement agreements to secure the best possible terms.
- Grievances and Disciplinary Actions: Providing advice on raising grievances or defending against disciplinary actions, ensuring procedural fairness.
- Family and Flexible Working Rights: Assisting with maternity, paternity, shared parental leave, and requests for flexible working arrangements.
- Employment Tribunals: Representing you in disputes that escalate to tribunals, ensuring your case is presented effectively.
At Wollens Solicitors, we prioritise your wellbeing and success. With our expertise, you can navigate workplace challenges confidently, knowing your rights are safeguarded. Whatever your employment issue, our approachable and experienced team is here to support you every step of the way.
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Get in touch with our team of Employment experts today to discuss your requirements. You can contact us via email Email or telephone us 01803 213251
Testimonials
They provide a prompt, efficient and friendly service covering all aspects of employment law so I have no need or desire to go anywhere else.
We have had dealings with various departments within firm and have always found that from the first call or email our enquiries are dealt with in a professional and courteous manner with nothing ever feeling like a hassle.
Jon Dunkley leads the team. He has many years’ experience in employment law. He cuts through technicalities and provides commercial solutions. I particularly value his expertise on restrictive covenants.
Jon Dunkley has stood out for us. Having dealt with Mr Dunkley on a number of employment matters over the years, we feel he has taken the time to get to know our firm, and has always been able to make very complex matters come across as manageable.
Defended a local authority against an employment claim brought about by a former employee who had been dismissed for gross misconduct and was representing themselves.
Advised a national online organisation following the announcement that it was making up to 50 redundancies.
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