Employment Law Advice for Employer Solicitors York, Wetherby & Malton
As an employer it is vital that you make decisions that affect your employees in line with the law. The risk of not complying with employment laws in the UK can result in serious penalties, exposure to tribunal proceedings, claims, and reputational harm.
At Ware & Kay we suggest that seeking legal advice as early as possible will allow you to be more in control of the situation, causing less damage to your organisation.
We understand that you must make business decisions. Sometimes this may mean hiring the exact people who are a perfect match and dismissing those who do not serve you.
Whatever the situation, we are here to ensure that you are acting lawfully and compliantly so that all you need to worry about is doing what is right for your company.
Our employment solicitors for employers
At Ware & Kay, we specialise in the following employment law area
- Redundancies & business reorganisations
- Sickness and absence management
- Directors service agreements
- Executive terminations
- Employment Protector Scheme
- Employment Disputes
- Employment Document Review
- Employment Law Updates
If you require advice in one of these areas, please call us today on 01904 716000 (York), 01937 583210 (Wetherby), 01653 692247 (Malton) or you can complete our online contact form, and we will get back to you without delay.
Employment advice for employers
As an employer, you have a duty of care for your staff, and you must act lawfully and ethically. Whether you are dismissing an employee, hiring prospective employees, or dealing with employee absences, there are certain procedures you must go through.
We understand that it can be hard to keep up with changes in employment laws while simultaneously trying to run your business. You may or may not be acting unlawfully when making important decisions for your company.
Discrimination as an employer
As an employer, you need to be aware of your decisions and ensure that they are not discriminatory.
For example, you must consider discrimination and the “protected characteristics” when advertising for roles and interviewing prospective candidates.
In addition, you need to ensure that when you are making people redundant or dismissing individuals, you are not discriminating against certain groups. Discrimination claims can be financially damaging and affect your employer's reputation.
Contact Ware & Kay Employment Solicitors today
We understand that employment laws can be confusing, and dealing with all different types of employees can be challenging. We offer a range of services regarding handling employee issues and general employment procedures.
Our employment service for employers is tailored to companies that need assistance with all aspects of employment law. We have expert lawyers on hand to assist with any employment-related issues, no matter how complex.
Call us today on 01904 716000 (York), 01937 583210 (Wetherby), 01653 692247 (Malton) or you can complete our online contact form, and a member of our team will get back to you.