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Good employment lawyer?

  • 30-10-2017 12:59pm
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    2010RACHEL
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 80 ✭✭


    Hi having some issues at work with other manager at work/ payment etc. I am looking for a good employment lawyer suggestions have been looking my self but any one had experience would be much appreciated ? Preferably Dublin but any other area would be fine if they can help.


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    splinter65
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    2010RACHEL wrote: »
    Hi having some issues at work with other manager at work/ payment etc. I am looking for a good employment lawyer suggestions have been looking my self but any one had experience would be much appreciated ? Preferably Dublin but any other area would be fine if they can help.

    First of all check out if you actually need a solicitor.
    You probably don’t know exactly what your entitlements/obligations are but you don’t need to pay a solicitor to inform you.
    Find out what the story is first by ringing the employment rights helpline 1890808090 (tomorrow) and just explain your issues and they will tell you your position.
    When you ring ignore “press button 1”etc and hang on until you speak to someone.
    If you do decide that you want to make a complaint then there’s an easy on line form to complete and it’s totally free.
    There’s also now an option to go for mediation, also free.
    If you still think that you want to “lawyer up” then go ahead but financially it’s rarely worth it unless there’s been some horrible breach of employment law that has affected your life very badly.


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