Employment Law: Unfair Dismissals

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about unfair dismissals. Transcript In what circumstances can an employee make an unfair dismissal claim? An employee can make unfair dismissal claim if they’ve been employed for longer than six months, or 12 months...

Employment Law: General Protections

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about General Protections. Transcript What is a general protections claim? The general protections claim is a type of claim that an employee can make if they believe that their employer has taken adverse action against them...

Employment Law: Bullying and Harassment

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Bullying and Harassment in the workplace. Transcript What is workplace bullying? Workplace bullying is when there’s repeated ongoing treatment by one individual or a group of individuals against an employee or a...

Employment Law: Employment Contracts

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Employment Contracts. Transcript What is a casual employment contract? A casual employment contract is a contract between an employer and someone who is going to be working for them on, effectively, a shift-by-shift...

Employment Law: Redundancy

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Redundancy. Transcript What is a genuine redundancy? If an employer no longer requires a job to be performed by anyone because of changes in their operational requirements, they can make that job redundant. This often...

Employment Law: Deeds of Release

Join our JFM Law team as we answer your FAQs about Deeds of Release. Transcript What is a deed of release in employment law? A deed of release, it’s something that’s brought up in all areas of law, but in employment law it’s typically brought up...