- absence
- breach of contract
- business transfers/TUPE
- compromise agreements
- contracts of employment
- disciplinary & grievance
- discrimination
- employment handbooks/manuals
- employee status
- human resources
- redundancy
- retirement dismissals
- unfair dismissal
Since the introduction of the statutory dispute resolution procedures in 2004 employers are under an obligation to adhere to a statutory minimum standard when dealing with an employee’s grievance.
This essentially involves compliance with a three step procedure. Failure to deal effectively with an employee’s grievance can leave an employer with a disgruntled member of staff, or worse a financial penalty if the employee goes on to successfully pursue a claim in an Employment Tribunal.
Currently Tribunals can award employees enhanced compensation of up to 50% where an employer has failed to follow the three step procedure. We can offer advice and assistance to employers at all stages of the grievance procedure, including the provision of a written procedure, assistance at meetings and with the drafting of letters to the employee.
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- 01702 339 222
- employer@btmk.co.uk