Redundancy Advice
Settlement Agreements – formally known as Compromise Agreements – are often offered in redundancy situations. You can negotiate the terms of the agreement or even refuse it altogether if it’s in your best interests. Let our Redundancy Solicitors help you to secure the best deal.
A Settlement Agreement is a contract between an employer and an employee in which the employee waives their right to bring legal action. In return, the employer offers some kind of incentive, such as a severance package and/or a reference.
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Request our Redundancy Booklet on how to renegotiate your settlement agreement. This valuable resource provides guidance on renegotiating settlement agreements. To access the booklet, click the button below.
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