Employment Law

Employment Law Services

We provide proactive and commercial advice to match clients' needs in a rapidly changing legal environment.

Our expertise and experience helps us provide a professional and accessible service.

The team as a whole has experience of every kind of employment law matter, including:

We develop policies, procedures, contracts, training and services for avoiding and handling disputes, including:

HR & Business Consultancy

Gordons' HR and business consultancy is a unique offering from our Employment Law Team and is aimed at providing a broader range of professional and flexible services which will support our client organisations where it really counts. Working alongside our experienced and well established Employment Team the consultancy complements our other “added value” services already offered, such as risk audits and our insurance backed Employment Protection Scheme.

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Employment Law Contact

Name
Philip Paget
Direct line
0113 227 0212
E-mail
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Penalties for Blowing the Whistle

Published: 16 December 2011 Posted by: Philip Paget, partner and head of employment law Bookmark and Share
It has been recently reported that Osita Mba, a solicitor at HM Revenue and Customs, is being investigated, and facing the possibility of dismissal, by his employer for having made a disclosure. Subjecting an employee to a detriment for making a protected disclosure is prohibited by law. The matter has been ongoing for some time now and it is only recently that Osita Mba's identity has been revealed. Osita Mba notified the National Audit Office ("NAO") of a "deal" which he believed led to Goldman Sachs' tax interest... Read full post

Prime Minister’s workplace conversation proposal would prove counter-productive

Published: 2 December 2011 Posted by: Philip Paget, partner and head of employment law Bookmark and Share
The Prime Minister’s recent proposal that employers should be able to have ‘protected conversations’ with employees could prove to be counter-productive. Mr Cameron has acted for the right reasons but come up with the wrong solution which, if implemented, would lead to a rise in litigation. All good managers are already well able to have frank conversations about performance with employees and it doesn’t matter to them whether those are subsequently referred to in tribunal proceedings. Appropriate conversations should assist... Read full post


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