What you should expect
Every employer should have a written disciplinary procedure that allows you to understand the process, respond to any allegations and share your side of the story. There should also be an opportunity for you to appeal if you disagree with the findings.
To do it well requires professionalism, good organisation and accurate communication. Many employers are inexperienced, and this could work to your advantage.
To achieve your best outcome, it’s smart to get advice from a lawyer (rather than just a friend who once had a cousin whose situation was completely different).
How we can help you
Disciplinary or grievance procedures can be stressful and upsetting, both during the process and when dealing with aftermath, especially if you feel you have been treated unfairly.
As employment law and HR specialists we can help you navigate this mess and get the best outcome possible.
We can help you prepare for the meetings to ensure you are treated fairly and are given the chance to share your side of the story. This includes understanding your rights and practicing how best to present your side of things in a way that allows for a good resolution.
We can also help map your options if you’re not happy with the way things are going or the outcome proposed. Depending on the strength of your case, this could include a roadmap all the way to a Tribunal claim if that is the best option for you.
Why people choose Astute Lawyers
If you need a robust defence, you’ve come to the right place. The fact that we have successfully represented both sides of this challenge gives us an advantage. We have a unique insight into the arguments and tactics from both directions and we have successfully supported many people like you to get a resolution that is right for you.
However far you want to take it, Our 4 Stage Resolution Approach will help you get there.