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The new statutory Code of practice on dismissal and re-engagement, also known as fire and rehire, came into force o...
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Gemma advises both employers and employees on all aspects of employment law, including in relation to settlement agreements, contracts of employment, disciplinary and grievance procedures, redundancy and employment tribunal proceedings, including advocacy at hearings.
Gemma joined Lanyon Bowdler as an employment solicitor in January 2023, she is able to advise clients from all of our offices.
She initially worked in the South East of England, where she also completed her training. Gemma relocated back to Shropshire, her home county, in 2016, where she worked for another local firm for over six years.
Gemma’s aim is to provide practical solutions for her clients.
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Contacted LB for a work related issue, very prompt service, all staff I dealt with were very professional and friendly. Gemma was very helpful and understanding, and I felt she genuinely cared. I would definitely recommend and would use in the future if needed. Thank you for your help.
Lisa
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