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Employment Law for Employees

Philip LandauPhilip Landau and the employment team at Landau Law are one of the best known specialist employment law solicitors in the UK, acting only for employees, senior executives and high profile individuals. Our regular contribution as experts in the media is testimony to our recognition as leading specialists. This includes the BBC, The Guardian, Sky News, LBC News Radio, ITN, Radio 4, Radio London, Channel 4, Talk Radio, ITV News, The Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, The Sunday Times, The Independent, CNN and The Telegraph.

In fact, we are practically the only law firm in the UK which acts solely for individuals in the field of employment law. This distinguishes us from the more general firms, where other areas of law are also carried out or where firms act for employers.

Our website is also one of the UK’s most comprehensive and visited sites about your employment law rights- in easy to understand language. This is up to date as of 2024.

We have collectively acted for more than 25,000 individuals over 30 years. Most importantly, we have a very high success rate in negotiating favourable settlements with employers. A mutually acceptable (and amicable) agreement is, after all, the preference of most employees- and employers too. Such a solution cannot be achieved without a sensible dialogue with employers, and we have years of expertise in engaging with employers, day in and day out. Where a settlement has not been possible, we have a high success track record of winning cases at the employment tribunal.

We are truly a national firm of employment law solicitors. Our clients range from City employees and high profile executives in “blue-chip” companies, to those working at all levels of employment in smaller and medium sized businesses (or public authorities). This covers most job sectors throughout the UK, and includes banking/ financial services, technology, sales, telecoms, the media industry, retail, construction, the legal and accounting sectors, medical profession, entertainment, and education. We have also acted for well known personalities and high ranking Civil Service officials, senior executives at the CBI, CFO’s, COO’s and CEO’s of the UK’s major companies. We have in addition, successfully taken group claims to tribunal, and have advised employee representatives in collective redundancy situations.

If you are accessing this site, then you are likely to have an employment issue which needs swiftly resolving. This may include issues relating to bullying, redundancy, discrimination, constructive dismissal, unfair dismissal, disciplinary, gross misconduct, performance improvement plan, stress at work, bonus dispute, restrictive covenants, whistleblowing, sexual harassment, or a settlement agreement. In many cases you may simply feel that you are being managed out.

Whatever the nature of the issues you are facing, we understand and sympathise with the very difficult situation clients are in (emotional and otherwise). You cannot, of course, change what has already happened in the past. The focus should be on the solution which we will address right at the outset.

We do not use any AI tools, as this is not considered to be appropriate when dealing with the sensitvities of highly personal and individual circumstances surrounding employment issues.

Being specialist employment law solicitors, we are prepared to consider a no win- no fee funding arrangement.

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UK Employment Law Rights

Age discriminationAgency WorkersAppealsBonuses
Bullying & HarassmentCollective RedundanciesConstructive DismissalContracts of employment
Data ProtectionDemotionDirectorsDiscrimination
Disability DiscriminationDismissal & disciplinaryEqual PayFixed term contracts
Flexible workingGender DiscriminationGrievancesGross misconduct
HolidaysInternationalInterviewsInvestigations
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Performance issuesPregnancy discriminationProbationProtected Conversation
Race discriminationRedundancyRedundancy calculatorReferences
Religious discriminationResignationRestrictive covenantsRetirement
Senior executivesSettlement agreementsSex discriminationSexual harassment
Sexual orientationSicknessShares and stock optionsSuspension
Stress at workTax on settlementsTime off workTime limits
Tribunal proceedingsTUPEUnfair dismissalUnlawful deductions
VictimisationWhistleblowingWithout prejudiceWorking parents
Wrongful dismissal