Our service is 100% confidential. You do not need to worry that your employer might find out that you have
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We aim to offer you same day advice and it is all totally free.
We do provide a service through which we are able to write letters on employment matters on your behalf or
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Have you been invited to a disciplinary investigation meeting, have you been suspended for work, have you been unfairly dismissed, is your employer changing contractual your terms and conditions, are you facing redundancy, are you experiencing bullying and harassment at work, have you not been paid correctly, are you owed some holiday pay, have you been refused flexible working, are you being treated differently at work and being discriminated against.
Premier Advocates is here to support you and help you with your employment problem at work. Providing you with Free Employment Law advice and all in line with the ACAS code of practice.
The law protects you against unfair treatment at work and the ACAS code of practice provides guidance for employers to follow and that's where we can help you, whether it's on our 'NO Win NO Fee' agreement, paid by the hour agreement or a professional trade union representative to accompany you to a meeting.
Premier Advocates offer free Employment law advice throughout the UK on what ever your problem at work is. We handle enquiries on a daily bases from all over the UK including: Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Birmingham, Nottingham, Newcastle and London, so where ever you are based in the UK, we can provide Free Employment Law advice and guidance around the ACAS code of practice.
Call us for Free help and Free Employment Law advice and all without obligation and in total confidence, we make sure you know your rights and understand the ACAS code of practice.
For free advice call us: Nottingham 0115 837 4081
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Have you been suspended, are you attending a disciplinary hearing or just been invited to a disciplinary investigation
Any worker at some point, may have some kind of disciplinary or performance problem at work; this could mean that you are being disciplined for: • Time keeping including your sickness record • A false accusation (i.e. accused of
Are you experiencing some issues at work?
Whatever the issue, any problem can and does have a enormous impact on you, including your personal life. Problems with your employer will probably come under one of two categories, grievances or a disciplinary, so whether it is: A disciplinary issue – been suspended, being
You are not alone
Do you have a grievance at work or are you going through a disciplinary or redundancy process? Are you going through any of the following situations? Suspended from work Being disciplined Discriminated against New performance targets
Have you been unfairly or wrongfully dismissed
If you feel you have been unfairly dismissed by your employer, you should try appealing under your employer's dismissal or disciplinary procedures. If this does not work, then you may be able to make an appeal to an Employment Tribunal. There are several ways your dismissal could be
Premier Advocates specialise in 'No Win No Fee*' advocacy agreements
Premier Advocates provide professional advocates to fight for your rights in the Employment Tribunal and we certainly understand that taking an employer to a tribunal can be very costly and off putting. Premier Advocates specialise in providing 'No Win No Fee' agreements to support the unfairly treated and dismissed
Have you been forced to leave your job against your will because of your Employers conduct and actions?
Constructive dismissal is when an employee is forced to leave their job against their will because of their employer's conduct. This is a complicated area of employment Law and we recommend that you speak to a solicitor regarding Constructive Dismissal. It’s often hard to prove that your employer's behaviour was so bad
