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Employment ClientThank you for the professionalism you have shown throughout, you have made this settlement so easy and straight forward. With the matter now complete I will definitely recommend Frettens in the future and would not hesitate to use you again on any matter should it arise. It has been a pleasure working with you
Employment ClientDuring a time when my life was turned upside down the service provided by Chris was great. He spoke to me like a “normal person” not using too much jargon which put me at ease which definitely help with the stress of the situation.
Mr DeaconI would like to thank you very much for all your advice and support with this matter and will certainly advise any of my friends and family that need support in the future to contact you.
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Mr RomseyI really appreciate your assistance and, as I mentioned on the phone, the advice and service you've provided has been outstanding from start to finish so from one Solicitor to another, thank you.
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In Employment Associate, Chris Dobbs’, latest Coffee Break Briefing, he discusses Zero-hour workers and the law and pending changes. He outlines the current extent of use, scrutiny around explanation and upcoming reforms.
In Chris’ latest Coffee Break Briefing, he explores the different types of statutory leave, highlights the key enforcement risks and potential claims and outlines the latest changes and new entitlements employers need to be aware of.
In the latest Coffee Break Briefing, Employment Associate Chris Dobbs discusses redundancies, looking at how the consultation process works, steps employers can take to avoid compulsory redundancies and the key rules around collective consultation.
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