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Employment Law Solicitors for Employeees.

If you feel you are the victim of an unfair dismissal, constructive dismissal, sex discrimination or other employment law issues, let Solicitors.com help you find the right firm of Employment Law Solicitors to get you the expert advice you need.

We advise that you seek advice directly from a firm of solicitors as soon as possible as there can be a time period for an Employment Law claim.

Areas of Law covered by an Employment Solicitor.


:: Redundancy
:: Constructive Dismissal
:: Unfair Dismissal
:: Age, Ability, Race or Sex Discrimination
:: Capability
:: Redundancy
:: Harassment
:: Basic rights
:: Maternity, Paternity and Parental Rights
:: Minimum Wage
:: Misconduct
:: Compromise agreements
:: Employment Tribunal





Employment Law Solicitors.
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