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New legal duty for employers to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Substantial reforms to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Can an employer give a “bad” reference?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Menopause in the workplace | World Menopause Day

Menopause in the workplace | World Menopause Day

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Is relocation worth it? The risks for employers explained

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

New guidance for employers on ethnicity pay gap reporting

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

What is the “without prejudice” rule in employment law?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Dealing with anxiety in the workplace | Advice for employers

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Flexible Working Bill 2023

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Adjustments for mental health in the workplace | ACAS’s new guidelines

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Can employers dictate employees LinkedIn profiles?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Discrimination at work for the LGBTQ+ community | Advice for Employers

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employers | What are your employment contracts missing? | Hegarty Solicitiors

5 top tips for employers when entering settlement negotiations

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

4 changes to employment from the Spring Budget 2023

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Four-Day Working Week | Benefits for an employer

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

How should employers support neurodivergent employees?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Draft fire and rehire code published

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
How to stop your employees from leaving and going to a competitor? | Hegarty Solicitiors

How to stop your employees from leaving and going to a competitor? And what to do if they do?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
What do the new anti-strike laws mean | Hegarty Solicitiors

What do the new anti-strike laws mean?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Person on laptop | Hegarty Solicitiors

What is the difference between a staff handbook and a contract of employment?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
What employment rights do employees have under 2 years? | Hegarty Solicitiors

What employment rights do employees have under 2 years?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
What needs to be included in an employment contract? | Hegarty Solicitiors

What needs to be included in an employment contract?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Defending an employment tribunal claim | Hegarty Solicitiors

Defending an employment tribunal claim

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
How can I as an employer help my staff with the cost-of-living crisis? | Hegarty Solicitiors

How can I as an employer help my staff with the cost-of-living crisis?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
1st October sees changes to Right to Work checks | Hegarty Solicitiors

1st October sees changes to Right to Work checks

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
How to Start the Redundancy Process | Hegarty Solicitiors

How to Start the Redundancy Process

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
What do employers need to know about the planned changes to strike rules? | Hegarty Solicitiors

What do employers need to know about the planned changes to strike rules?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Tattoos in the Workplace | Hegarty Solicitiors

Tattoos in the Workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Working in a heatwave | Hegarty Solicitiors

Working in a heatwave

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
What are the legal rights to time off work for bereavement?

What are the legal rights to time off work for bereavement?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
| Hegarty Solicitiors

Does an employee have a right to privacy when using a business email account for personal use?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Law | Ban on exclusivity clauses for low-paid workers | Hegarty Solicitiors

Employment Law | Ban on exclusivity clauses for low-paid workers

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Law | New Code of Practice for controversial employer ‘fire and rehire’ tactics

Employment Law | New Code of Practice for controversial employer ‘fire and rehire’ tactics

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Law | Key changes in 2022 | Hegarty Solicitiors

Employment Law | Key changes in 2022

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
| Hegarty Solicitiors

Employers | What are your employment contracts missing?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
| Hegarty Solicitiors

Government announces reforms for tipping practices

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Settlement Agreements | When to seek advice

Settlement Agreements | When to seek advice

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
The future of the workplace | Could flexible working become a day one right for employees? | Hegarty Solicitiors

Employment Law Focus | Homeworking and Hybrid Working

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
| Hegarty Solicitiors

Menopause | Legal Protections at Work

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
The future of the workplace | Could flexible working become a day one right for employees? | Hegarty Solicitiors

COVID 19 Vaccinations | Guidance for employers

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employing Young People | Regulations on Working Hours and Conditions | Hegarty Solicitiors

Employing Young People | Regulations on Working Hours and Conditions

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
The future of the workplace | Could flexible working become a day one right for employees?

The future of the workplace | Could flexible working become a day one right for employees?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Government plans to introduce neonatal leave and pay for working parents

Government plans to introduce neonatal leave and pay for working parents

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employers | Managing a return to the workplace | Hegarty Solicitiors

Employers | Managing a return to the workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Five Key April Employment Law Changes in 2021 | Hegarty Solicitiors

Five Key April Employment Law Changes in 2021

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employer relocation: Advice for Employees

Employer relocation: Advice for Employees

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
New guidance on shielding for the clinically extremely vulnerable

New guidance on shielding for the clinically extremely vulnerable

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Gender Pay Gap

Gender Pay Gap Reporting Guidance

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Budget 2021

Budget 2021 – Support for Businesses and Individuals 

Employment Law Corporate and Commercial Moving House
by Hegarty Team
Flexible Furlough Scheme Changes

Government consults on banning non-compete and exclusivity clauses in contracts

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
£4.6 B additional support for workers and businesses

£4.6 B additional support for workers and businesses

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Furlough and annual leave | All you need to know

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employers | Don’t miss the deadline for making a furlough claim

Employers | Don’t miss the deadline for making a furlough claim

Employment Law
by Hegarty Team

Religious Leave Requests

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Working from Home | Advice for employers

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Furlough Scheme Extended Until March

Furlough Scheme Extended Until March

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Government Announce More Generous Job Support Scheme | What do employers need to know?

Government Announce More Generous Job Support Scheme | What do employers need to know?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Tribunal reforms to reduce backlog

Employment Tribunal reforms to reduce backlog

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Support for Businesses | The Winter Economy Plan

Support for Businesses | The Winter Economy Plan

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Covid-secure guidelines to become law

Covid-secure guidelines to become law

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Knowing your employment rights

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Keep up to date with work visa permits and requirements | Employment Law

Keep up to date with work visa permits and requirements | Employment Law

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
New law ensures furloughed employees made redundant don’t miss out on correct pay

New law ensures furloughed employees made redundant don’t miss out on correct pay

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Furlough changes at the end of July

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Making staff redundant – key steps you must follow

Making staff redundant – key steps you must follow

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Flexible Furlough Scheme Changes

Flexible Furlough Scheme Changes

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Will employers see an increase in flexible working requests as lockdown ends?

Will employers see an increase in flexible working requests as lockdown ends?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Furlough and Self-Employment Support Scheme Changes | What do you need to know?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Mental Health Awareness Week | New guidance to support mental health at work during coronavirus

Mental Health Awareness Week | New guidance to support mental health at work during coronavirus

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
How your holiday entitlement at work is affected during the coronavirus pandemic

How your holiday entitlement at work is affected during the coronavirus pandemic

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Returning to work: How can employers ensure workplaces are COVID-Secure?

Returning to work: How can employers ensure workplaces are COVID-Secure?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

What happens when furlough ends at the end of June?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Settlement Agreements During the Coronavirus Outbreak

Settlement Agreements During the Coronavirus Outbreak

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Dealing with Coronavirus in the workplace

Dealing with Coronavirus in the workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Government relaxes rules on unused annual leave due to COVID-19

Government relaxes rules on unused annual leave due to COVID-19

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

5 Key Employment Law Changes

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
New guidance for harassment in the workplace

New guidance for harassment in the workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Problems at work

Mental Health Issues in the Workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Veganism: A philosophical belief?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Employee Absence: When enough is enough

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Employers urged to offer flexible working hours to staff during the heatwave

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Flexible Working: A day one right?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Tribunal Compensation Limits to increase in April 2019

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Government plans to provide greater protection for pregnant women and new parents

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Government introduces The Good Work Plan to improve rights for agency and zero-hour workers

Government introduces The Good Work Plan to improve rights for agency and zero-hour workers

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Bereavement in the workplace: Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018

Bereavement in the workplace: Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018 receives Royal Assent

Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018 receives Royal Assent

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

New Guidance from Acas on Employment References 

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Law: Settlement Agreements

Employment Law: Settlement Agreements

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
World Cup at Work

The World Cup in the Workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Workers Employment Law Rights

Supreme Court gives important judgement in worker status case.

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Guidance to Dress Codes and Sex Discrimination 

Guidance to Dress Codes and Sex Discrimination 

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Social Media in the Workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Employment Law: Tax Treatment of Notice Pay

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Law changes in April 2018

Employment Law changes in April 2018

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
The Employment Rights Act 1996 (Itemised Pay Statement) (Amendment) Order 2018

The Employment Rights Act 1996 (Itemised Pay Statement) (Amendment) Order 2018

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Enhanced rights for millions of workers as government responds to Taylor Review (Updated)

Enhanced rights for millions of workers as government responds to Taylor Review (Updated)

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Changes in Employment law 2017 to 2018

Changes in Employment law 2017 to 2018

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Law: EAT ruling on employee settlement negotiations

Employment Law: EAT ruling on employee settlement negotiations

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Holiday Pay Calculations – The Next Step

Holiday Pay Calculations – The Next Step

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Tribunal fees to go?

Tribunal fees to go?

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Enhanced rights for millions of workers as government responds to Taylor Review

Enhanced rights for millions of workers as government responds to Taylor Review

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
New TUPE Regulations published

New TUPE Regulations published

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Christmas party advice for employers

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Working Time Regulations and the mobile workforce

Working Time Regulations and the mobile workforce

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Employment Law: Amendment to Conduct of Employment Agencies Regulations

Employment Law: Amendment to Conduct of Employment Agencies Regulations

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Statutory redundancy pay set to increase from 6 April 2016

Statutory redundancy pay set to increase from 6 April 2016

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Regulations 2016

National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Regulations 2016

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Social Media and the Workplace

Social Media and the Workplace

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
ACAS Early Conciliation

ACAS Early Conciliation

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
New employment law service

New employment law service

Employment Law
by Hegarty Team
Acas Guidance on Handling Redundancies

Acas Guidance on Handling Redundancies

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Unfair Dismissal, Contributory Fault

Unfair Dismissal, Contributory Fault

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
ECHR Rules on Religious Discrimination Claims

ECHR Rules on Religious Discrimination Claims

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Apprentice Contracts

Apprentice Contracts

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas
Impending Employment Law Reforms

Impending Employment Law Reforms

Employment Law
by Katie Bowen Nicholas

Our Costs for Employment Tribunal Proceedings

Many Employment Tribunal cases settle and do not result in a Hearing. However if a case should result in an Employment Tribunal Hearing, our experienced employment law team can represent you.

Our costs:

Average cost of a one day Employment Tribunal hearing: £2000 – £5000 +VAT

This includes advising on and preparing the case as well as representation. Hearings that are more complex and last longer than one day will incur further costs.

Factors that could potentially make a case more complex:

  • If it is necessary to make or defend applications to amend Claims or Responses or to provide further information about an existing Claim or Response
  • Defending Claims that are brought by litigants in person
  • Making or defending a costs application
  • Complex preliminary issues such as whether the claimant is disabled or the Claim has been presented out of time
  • The number of witnesses and documents
  • Allegations of discrimination which are linked to the dismissal

Key stages

The fees set out above cover all of the work in relation to the following key stages of a claim:

  • Taking your initial instructions, reviewing the papers and advising you on merits and likely compensation (this is likely to be revisited throughout the matter and subject to change)
  • Entering into Early Conciliation with ACAS, to explore whether a settlement can be reached;
  • Preparing a Claim or Response
  • Reviewing and advising on a Claim or Response
  • Exploring settlement and negotiating settlement terms throughout the process
  • Preparing or considering a schedule of loss
  • Preparing for (and attending) a Preliminary Hearing
  • Exchanging documents with the other party and agreeing a bundle of documents
  • Taking witness statements, drafting statements and agreeing their content with witnesses
  • Preparing bundles of documents
  • Reviewing and advising on the other party’s witness statements
  • Agreeing a list of issues, a chronology and/or cast list
  • Preparation and attendance at Hearing, including, where appropriate, instructions to Counsel

The stages set out above are an indication only. If some of stages above are not required, the fee may be reduced. You may wish to handle the claim yourself and only have our advice in relation to some of the stages. This can also be arranged subject to your own individual needs.

How long will my matter take?

The time that it takes from taking your initial instructions to the final resolution of your matter depends largely on the stage at which your case is resolved. If a settlement is reached during Early Conciliation, your case is likely to take 4 weeks. If your claim proceeds to a Final Hearing, your case is likely to take 6 – 12 months. This is just an estimate and we will of course be able to give you a more accurate timescale once we have more information and as the matter progresses.

For an individual quote or an informal no obligation conversation about your situation please contact a member of the Employment Law team on 01733 295607 or email us.

 

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