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BrookStreet des Roches LLP
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Our recently formed Employment unit has jumped from an internal support service to a fully-fledged department with its own client base.

The team prides itself on its commercial and pragmatic approach, finding practical and cost-effective solutions to our clients' complex and often sensitive problems. Our clients appreciate this in what they sometimes perceive to be an overly-bureaucratic area of law.

Our main areas of activity are:

  • acting primarily for employers, ranging from small, owner-managed businesses to PLCs, both local and national
  • general employment advice and support to the provision of comprehensive documents from recruitment through to termination
  • employment disputes in the tribunals and courts
  • working in conjunction with our Business Services and Real Estate teams providing employment support in commercial and real estate transactions
  • advising employees in severance procedures for high-earning executives and directors.

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Our Employment Partner:

Stephen Conlan


Recent Publications:

Paying employees in bad weather
Are your employees high flyers or falling stars ?
Save up to £3000 in employee costs
Autumn 2009 Employment News
High Court upholds retirement age
Offensive emails
Disability discrimination extended
Fake job applications
Strikes, recovering CSP, pay cuts
New name for DBERR, new SRP figure
Tips and gratuities
Spring 2009 Employment News
Winter 2009 Employment News
ECJ gives holiday to long-term sick
Legality of "Last in first out"
Redundancies
What happens in the bedroom...
Time off for dependants
Autumn 2008 Employment News
ECJ awards protection to carers
Retiring employees safely
Summer 2008 Employment News
Casuals and umbrella contracts
Suitable alternative employment
Agency workers and discrimination
Draft DDP replacement
When a grievance is an appeal
Spring 2008 Employment News
Baldness, health in the workplace
Abolition of DDPs and SGPs
Employee disciplined over 20p
Dismissed for smoking
Spring 2007 Employment News
Grievance needn't be in writing
Not discrimination to end sick pay

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