Tracey Guest
Partner & Head of Employment
View profileFrom maternity and paternity leave and pay issues to parental leave, adoption rights and flexible working requests, shared parental leave and pay available to eligible working parents during the first year of birth, adoption or surrogacy, we have one of the most experienced teams in the UK for this type of issue.
Our family-friendly rights solicitors can help employees who are experiencing issues at work get the right support whatever their issue. Contact our employment team at 0161 930 5151, or fill in our online form and we will call you straight back.
Each employee’s situation is different and we represent a variety of individuals. The Equality Act 2010 and associated Regulations can be complex and we strive to tailor our advice, while always being clear and breaking down any jargon.
There are rights and protections embedded in the law and your contract to ensure that you are safeguarded. These include:
If you feel as if your family-friendly rights have been brought into question then it is essential you seek legal advice from parental rights lawyers.
Maternity rights will often arise on a return to work and/or when a redundancy situation occurs at around the time of pregnancy/maternity leave. In these situations, those who are pregnant or on maternity leave are afforded additional protection and we will be able to guide you through this process, during a time that we realise will be sensitive and difficult. There can also sometimes be concerns regarding pay before, during or after maternity leave – e.g. relating to annual leave accrual or other benefits – and we can provide you with practical advice on that.
With shared parental leave in force from April 2015, there are even more family-friendly rights to be aware of. If you are planning to make a request for this type of leave, we will be happy to assist you through that process.
Our team of expert parental rights lawyers are highly experienced in dealing with such issues. We can assist you with the type of case you have and determine what grounds you have to challenge your employer. Call us on 0161 930 5151, e-mail employmentteam@gorvins.com or fill in our online form and one of our maternity discrimination solicitors will call you back to arrange an initial consultation.
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