Employment Redundancy Solicitors Glasgow

Our Glasgow employment law solicitors are experienced in advising both employees and employers on all elements of redundancy, including redundancy compensation, voluntary redundancy, and redundancy rights.

An employee is often deemed redundant if the company where he or she works has closed or if there is no longer a need for the person’s sort of job at their workplace, even though the company is still open for business.

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The legislation governing redundancy procedures is complicated, and employers must be well informed of the statutory redundancy rights that employees have. Our specialist employment law solicitors in Glasgow advise both employees and businesses on redundancy proceedings throughout Central Scotland.

For more information on any legal matter connected to redundancy, including redundancy payouts, redundancy rights, and voluntary redundancy, please call 01414332626 today or fill out our enquiry form.

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I was made redundant and I found Complete Employment. Their professionalism and diligence during the whole time was impeccable. Kara explained to me all my options in detail, she was always available for sorting out my doubts and, in the end, she managed to get me a higher compensation than the one I had hoped for.
Kathleen Spencer
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We were delighted with Complete Clarity from the start, they were professional while remaining approachable and understanding. Kara and Scott both provided fantastic service and communication throughout the employment contract dispute.
Barry Kittle

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