Welcome to EMPLOYMENT-LAW-EXPERT

 

Employment Law Expert is the website of a charity whose objects are to advance the education of the public in the subject of employment law as well as to provide general employment law advice to those in need. The founder and director of Employment-Law-Expert is John M. Wright. Please click HERE for a profile of John M. Wright.

Employment-Law-Expert is a charity that provides United Kingdom employment law information to the public in general and to employees and employers in particular. The information provided on this website is free*.  Media enquiries are welcomed and are answered free. Visit www.e-authorsdirect.com to view our employment law paperbacks.

From 01 September 2011, www.employment-law-expert.co.uk can provide free employment law information and advice by email in response to simple queries. Free UK employment law advice is also available from the government-funded service ACAS (telephone 0845-7474747) or from Citizens' Advice Bureaux. The other charitable aspect of www.employment-law-expert.co.uk is the provision of free UK employment law summaries under the various headings on this website. The full in-depth headings are available to download at a charge.

Being a small independent charity, expenses are payable by those who require specific advice that involves costs and research by an employment lawyer. John M. Wright is able to prepare cases and represent clients for an expenses-only daily fee only at the Southampton Employment Tribunal or the Employment Appeal Tribunal in London. A contribution is payable where a settlement is negotiated or compensation is awarded or agreed. For complex cases, paid-for advice can be obtained by: (1) sending a summary of your employment law query by email to [email protected], (2) by return you will be told whether an answer can be provided and, if so, (3) how payment can be made electronically whereupon, (4) once payment is received, your answer will be sent to you.

Financial surpluses in excess of costs and expenses are used for the development of this website and to provide updated employment law information that is free to viewers. Under the Charities Act 2006, the legal status of www.employment-law-expert.co.uk is that of an excepted charity whose purpose is exclusively charitable being (i) the advancement of education and (ii) and to provide updated employment law summaries which are free to viewers.

UK employment law is very complex. It can change from day to day and from week to week according to new judgments and new legislation. Before making or defending a claim, you should always consult an experienced professional who has current specialist knowledge of employment law. Always ask the professional to state what leading or recent case authority he or she is using as a basis for his or her advice. If he or she cannot produce one or more case authorities or established legislative authority, only proceed with your claim or defence if you are willing to accept the risk of losing and possibly paying the costs of your opponent and, in the latter case if your opponent is an employee or worker, compensation too.

DISCLAIMER: the information contained on this website is designed to provide general information only. It does not constitute the giving of legal or professional advice to any particular person who has any particular employment law problem in any particular situation.

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Welcome to the Home Page of Employment_Law-Expert
An Introduction to Employment Law
A Profile of John M. Wright
Agency Workers
Bullying at Work
Child and Young Workers
Compensation Limits
Constructive Unfair Dismissal
Disbility Discrimination
Direct Discrimination - The Burden of Proof
Flexible Working
Maternity
Negligence
Redundancy
Statutory Dismissal, Disciuplinary and Grievance Procedures
Taxation of Termination Payments
Unfair Dismissal
Wrongful Dismissal
Contact Information
Charges and Billing
Downloadable Documents
Terms and Conditions
News and Updates