Employment advice

Strategic employment law support designed to protect your business and help you handle workplace issues with confidence.

Managing staff effectively requires more than just good leadership – it demands a clear understanding of your legal obligations as an employer. At TWM Solicitors, we know that employment issues can feel complex and are often time sensitive. That’s why we provide practical, strategic advice to help you stay compliant, reduce risk, and resolve workplace challenges with confidence.

Whether you’re dealing with day-to-day HR matters or complex disputes, our Employment Law team offers tailored legal support to protect your business and promote good employee relations.

Proactive legal support for employers

We work with employers across a wide range of sectors on:

  • Employment contracts and service agreements
  • Policies and procedures (e.g. disciplinary, grievance, absence)
  • Performance management and capability processes
  • Disciplinary and grievance investigations
  • Managing sickness absence and medical capability
  • Flexible working requests and working time issues
  • Discrimination and harassment concerns
  • Redundancy and restructuring
  • TUPE transfers and business acquisitions
  • Settlement Agreements and negotiated exits.

Our goal is to help you manage your workforce lawfully and effectively, while minimising the risk of disputes and claims.

Responsive advice when issues arise

When problems occur, we act quickly to protect your position. We provide clear, commercially focused advice on:

  • Handling employee complaints and internal investigations
  • Advising on disciplinary action, suspensions, and dismissals
  • Responding to grievances and managing conflict
  • Supporting early conciliation and defending Employment Tribunal claims
  • Negotiating Settlement Agreements and exit packages.

Why legal advice matters

Employment law is complex and constantly evolving. Mistakes can lead to costly claims, reputational damage, and disruption to your business. By seeking legal advice early, you can:

  • Make informed decisions with confidence
  • Ensure compliance with current legislation
  • Avoid procedural errors and legal pitfalls
  • Protect your business from unnecessary risk.

Why choose TWM Solicitors?

Our Employment Law team has extensive experience advising businesses of all sizes and industries. We offer:

  • Strategic, commercially focused advice tailored to your business
  • Support with both day-to-day HR matters and complex disputes.

Next steps

If your business needs clear, practical legal support with any employment matter, contact our Employment Law team today.

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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.

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FAQs

Below are some questions that we are frequently asked by clients who require advice on Employment Advice Law.

Legal advice is valuable at any stage — whether you’re hiring staff, managing performance, planning redundancies, or handling disputes. Early intervention helps prevent issues escalating into formal claims or reputational risk.

Yes. Employers are legally required to provide a written statement of employment particulars from day one. A full employment contract offers clarity and protection for both parties. We can help draft or review contracts tailored to your business.

Implementing clear policies, following fair procedures, and seeking legal advice before taking action (e.g. dismissal or redundancy) are key. We support employers with proactive risk management and compliance.

Grievances must be handled fairly and in line with your internal procedures. We can guide you through the process, help investigate the complaint, and advise on resolution strategies to avoid escalation.

Dismissals must follow a fair process and be based on valid reasons (e.g. conduct, capability, redundancy). Failure to follow procedure can lead to claims for unfair dismissal. We advise on lawful dismissal procedures and documentation.

It depends on the situation, but legal advice is advisable – especially for long-term or recurring absence. We advise on medical capability, reasonable adjustments, and avoiding discrimination claims, particularly where disability may be a factor.

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

When you contact us, here’s what you can expect:

  • Initial details: we’ll take key information about your business and carry out a conflict check.
  • Onboarding: we’ll request ID documentation for compliance purposes and confirm your authority to act on behalf of the business.
  • Document review: we’ll ask for any relevant documents, such as employment contracts, policies, or correspondence related to the issue.
  • Confidential consultation: once onboarding is complete, we’ll arrange a call or meeting to review your situation, explain your options, and agree a clear plan of action.

Our aim is to make the process as straightforward and stress-free as possible, giving you confidence that your matter is in safe hands.

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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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