Chingford, London – Sharpes Solicitors are highly experienced legal professionals advising on compromise agreement, which are the statutory agreements when an employer offers for an employee to mutually terminate the employment relationship and usually involves the employer paying salary to a certain date, be it part of or all of the contractual notice period and often an ex gratia payment (which can be tax free up to a maximum of £30,000.00)
Sharpes Solicitors act and give legal advice on behalf of both employees who have been offered a compromise agreement and employers who wish to avoid disputes with employees (particularly claims relating to redundancy). They can advise by telephone, fax or email so it isn’t absolutely imperative for clients to attend our various offices located all over London if they do not want to.
Commenting on his legal and compromise agreement services, Craig Sharpe, solicitor at Sharpes Solicitors states: “We are highly experienced in preparing contracts for all types of employee, advising on policies and procedures and as mentioned above if the relationship between employee and employer breaks down, then we [Sharpes Solicitors] are particularly proficient in advising, assisting and representing both parties very regularly in Employment Tribunal.”
Sharpes Solicitors employment law and compromise agreement services are competitively priced. For example, when legally acting on behalf of employees, they consider all available funding options including no win/no fee.
In reference to the new site and the new prospects it holds for the future of Sharpes Solicitors, Craig Sharpe declares “on the new site users and potential clients can easily find out more about these services and what they entail and can also contact Sharpes Solicitors directly where they will receive a helpful response very quickly.”
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