Areas of Practice
Employment & Discrimination

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Members of Chambers’ Employment and Discrimination Team have extensive experience of representing employers and employees both in the Employment Tribunal and the Employment Appeal Tribunal, as well as acting in employment related claims in the civil courts.

 

In addition, members regularly represent employees at internal disciplinary hearings and at more formal hearings before professional disciplinary panels, such as those convened by the General Medical Council and the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

 

In respect of non-contentious work, our Barristers have advised both small businesses and large scale employers in a variety of matters, ranging from TUPE transfers to the legality of discrimination, disciplinary and recruitment policies.

 

Members’ expertise is not however confined to the employment field with barristers acting in claims arising from complaints of discrimination in the provision of facilities and services generally.

 

Our Barristers have acted and advised in the following areas:

 

Unfair dismissal

Wrongful dismissal

TUPE transfers

Redundancy

Contractual claims

Unlawful deductions from wages

Equal pay claims

Minimum wage claims

Working Time Regulations

Pensions

Employee’s duty of confidence

Restrictive covenants

Privacy in the workplace

Disability discrimination

Age discrimination

Sex discrimination

Race discrimination

 

Barristers within the Employment & Discrimination team are regular contributors to Chambers’ ongoing accredited seminar programme and can deliver bespoke in-house training upon request.



Members who specialise in this Practice Group are:
Michael Collard (Head of Chambers)
Simon O'Toole
Imran Mahmood
Alexander Scott-Phillips
Emma Templar
Sophie Hill
Sajjad Nabi
Elizabeth Hartnett
Sophie Prolingheuer
Henry Gordon