Advising Employees

Our Employment Law team can advise and support employees with issues they are encountering with their work or employer.

Issues at work can arise suddenly and often at a time when you still need to maintain a day-to-day working relationship with your employer. At TWM Solicitors, we understand how important it is to feel supported and informed. Whether you’re facing contract changes, dealing with unfair treatment, or simply unsure about your rights, our Employment Law team is here to provide confidential, practical advice so you can protect your position and make confident decisions.

Supporting you throughout your working life

Employment law support doesn’t just apply when disputes arise. Many employees benefit from legal advice during the course of their employment, especially when facing:

  • Changes to contractual terms or working conditions
  • Concerns about discrimination, harassment, or bullying
  • Issues with performance management or disciplinary procedures
  • Questions about sick leave, family rights, or holiday entitlement
  • Problems with pay, bonuses, or unlawful deductions
  • Being placed on garden leave or facing suspension
  • Pressure to accept a Settlement Agreement or exit package.

We offer confidential, strategic advice to help you understand your rights, assess your options, and take appropriate action – whether that means raising a grievance, negotiating with your employer, or preparing for formal proceedings.

Early intervention

Many workplace issues can be resolved before they escalate into a formal dispute. Seeking legal advice early allows you to:

  • Clarify your legal position
  • Respond confidently to internal processes
  • Avoid common pitfalls that may weaken your case
  • Preserve evidence and protect your interests.

Tailored advice for your situation

We understand that every workplace situation is unique. That’s why we take the time to listen, understand your concerns, and provide advice that’s tailored to your circumstances and goals.

Our solicitors are experienced in advising employees across a wide range of sectors and seniority levels – from junior staff to senior executives.

Key Contacts

Andrew Peters

Partner and Head of Employment Law

Here’s why you should choose our team

Comprehensive expertise in employment law – from drafting new contracts and day-to-day HR advice to pursuing or defending Employment Tribunal claims.

Partner-led advisory service – providing you with direct access to highly experienced employment law solicitors.

Experienced in advising both employers and employees – our approach enables us to provide holistic and meticulously crafted advice and support.

Pragmatic, bespoke commercial advice – we work hard to find the right solution for you or your business objectives, working to your timescales.

Long-standing client relationships – a substantial amount of our new business stems from client referrals, a testament to the work we undertake.

Industry recognition – proudly hold rankings in The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners, the industry’s leading independent legal guides.

Why choose TWM Solicitors?

Our Employment Law team has extensive experience advising employees across a wide range of industries. We offer:

  • A proven track record advising employees
  • Clear, practical advice tailored to your situation
  • Support with internal processes, negotiations, and formal disputes.

Next steps

If you’re facing an issue at work or simply want to understand your rights, contact our Employment Law team today. We’re here to help you protect your position and move forward with confidence.

Meet the team

FAQs

Understanding your workplace rights can feel overwhelming. Below are answers to some of our most common queries.

Yes. You don’t need to wait until your employment ends to seek legal advice. We regularly support employees with issues that arise during employment, such as contract changes, disciplinary action, or workplace disputes.

If you’re experiencing unfair treatment – such as bullying, discrimination, or being singled out – it’s important to seek advice early. We can help you understand your rights and guide you through internal processes like raising a grievance.

In most cases, your employer cannot change your contract terms without your consent. If changes are imposed without agreement, you may have grounds to challenge them or claim constructive dismissal. We can advise you on your options.

Suspension and garden leave must be handled fairly and in line with your contract. You should continue to receive full pay and benefits. We can review your situation and advise you on whether your employer is acting lawfully.

It is often advisable. Disciplinary meetings can have serious consequences. We can help you prepare, understand the process, and ensure your rights are protected throughout.

Please contact us or see our Employment Law pricing page here.

  • We’ll take key details and carry out a conflict check
  • Request ID documentation to onboard you as a client
  • Request any relevant documentation depending on your situation
  • Review your situation confidentially and explain your options
  • Agree a clear plan so you know what to expect at every stage.

Our aim is to make the process as straightforward and stress-free as possible.

Please contact us or see our Employment Law pricing page here.

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Here’s how to get in touch if you have any questions at all or would like to speak to us about your enquiry. Please complete the form below and one of our experts will get in touch to discuss how we can help.

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In the press

8 January 2026

Anthony Wilcox, Partner and employment law specialist at TWM Solicitors, comments in The Times, Personnel Today and Solicitors Journal on the strengthened rights given to trade unions as part of the Employment Rights Act.

16 December 2025

Oliver Milton, Solicitor and employment specialist at TWM Solicitors, comments in People Management, New Law Journal, The Global Recruiter and Solicitors Journal on analysis showing that workplace stress is a factor in around one in ten employment tribunal cases, highlighting the risks for employers who fail to address stress early.

7 November 2025

Anthony Wilcox, Partner and employment law specialist at TWM Solicitors, was featured in City AM and Startups Magazine explaining the reasons behind the rise in the number of proposed mass dismissal programmes linked to contract changes and redundancies.

27 August 2025

Anthony Wilcox, Partner and employment law specialist at TWM Solicitors, was featured in City AM highlighting how the costs of the Employment Rights Bill keep mounting, and in a further City AM article exploring the impact on SMEs.

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