Contracts of Employment
Starting a new job should feel exciting, not overwhelming. But if your contract’s unclear, incomplete or unfair, it can affect everything from your hours to your notice rights. That’s where we come in. We’re here to help you understand exactly what you’re signing, spot risks early, and negotiate terms that work for you. Whether you're reviewing a new offer or tackling changes mid-role, we’ll protect your position from induction to exit.
Pre-signing contract reviews
We can review your contract before you sign, flag any unenforceable or unfair clauses, and clarify any risks before you commit.
Negotiating key terms and restrictions
From salary and bonuses to post-employment clauses (commission, mobility, IP, restrictive covenants and post‑termination restraints), we’ll help you secure balanced terms.
Understanding your statutory rights
We’ll make sure your contract meets legal minimums on holiday, hours, notice, family leave, sick pay and more.
Policies and procedures
We’ll explain how disciplinary, grievance, redundancy, data protection, and social‑media policies interact with your contractual and statutory rights.
Changes, probation, and constructive dismissal
Support with probation reviews, variations to terms, relocations or duty changes, and assessing refusal options or constructive dismissal risks.
Breach, deductions, and wrongful dismissal
If things go wrong, we’ll provide you with expert advice and help you with unlawful deductions from wages, respond to unfair treatment or make a claim if needed.
Questions we’re often asked
It must include job title, employer, place, hours, pay, holiday, notice, benefits, probation, and other essentials.
Yes. Oral terms can be binding alongside written terms and implied terms.
Often, yes, but it depends on the change. Refusing may risk dismissal, but may support constructive dismissal. Ask us for advice first.
Only if they’re reasonable and protect genuine business interests. Many can be challenged.
You can claim compensation. It’s best to raise the issue early and seek legal advice.
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