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  • Redundancy & Restructuring
  • Disciplinary, Grievance & Investigation
  • Unfair & Wrongful Dismissal
  • Discrimination & Harassment Claims
  • Settlement Agreements & TUPE
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Business Immigration

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  • Skilled Worker Visa Applications
  • Sponsor Licence Applications & Renewals
  • Global Business Mobility Routes
  • Right-to-Work Compliance Audits
  • Sole Representative & Innovator Visas
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HR Advisory

Practical, commercially minded HR support for growing businesses — acting as an extension of your team to keep you compliant, consistent, and confident.

  • Employment Policies & Staff Handbooks
  • Absence & Performance Management
  • HR Outsourcing & Retained Support
  • Contracts of Employment
  • Manager Training & HR Consultancy
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Need advice across multiple areas? Our specialist solicitors work across employment law, immigration, and HR — giving you joined-up legal support under one roof.

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Our Blogs

Insights: Employment law, HR, Immigration, and workplace matters explored.

The construction sector employer guide to employment law and immigration compliance in 2026
Business Immigration
The construction sector employer guide to employment law and immigration compliance in 2026

The construction sector faces employment law and immigration challenges that are distinctive to the industry. A highly mobile workforce, extensive use of subcontractors and self-employed labour, project-based working patterns, and a significant reliance on overseas skills all create compliance pressures that generic employer advice rarely addresses adequately.   Employment status: the construction sector’s biggest liability […]

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Probation periods in 2026. What needs to change before January 2027.
Employment Law
Probation periods in 2026. What needs to change before January 2027

From 1 January 2027, the qualifying period for unfair dismissal claims in the UK will reduce from two years to six months. This means that employees hired from July 2026 onwards will acquire unfair dismissal protection after only six months’ service.

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Managing redundancy in the second half of 2026. What employers need to know before the rules change again.
Employment Law
Managing redundancy in the second half of 2026. What employers need to know before the rules change again.

Redundancy law in the UK is in the middle of a period of significant change. The April 2026 increase in the protective award, the rise in the unfair dismissal compensatory award cap, and the upcoming changes to collective redundancy rules in 2027 all create a landscape where the financial and legal risk of getting a redundancy exercise wrong has never been higher.

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Government consults on expanded carer's rights: What do employers need to know
Employment Law
Government consults on expanded carer’s rights: What do employers need to know

Introduction The UK Government has launched a consultation that could significantly expand workplace rights for unpaid carers and parents of seriously ill children.

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Care Home Immigration
Business Immigration
Care home immigration: how to maintain your sponsor licence through the 2026 enforcement surge

Care homes and domiciliary care providers have faced more Home Office enforcement action than almost any other sector over the past eighteen months.

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Care Sector
Employment Law
SSP for care sector

Under the new UK “Day 1” SSP rules (from 6 April 2026), Statutory Sick Pay is payable from the first qualifying day of sickness absence rather than after 3 waiting days. For an employee working: 37.5 hours per week £15 per hour roughly £27,000 per year their average weekly earnings are about: £27,000 ÷ 52 […]

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Vandana Dass

Senior Solicitor / Managing Director

"Coordinating employment law compliance, HR practices, immigration, and global mobility poses a complex web of legal and operational hurdles for employers and employees alike.

Davenport Solicitors offers integrated services, streamlining legal compliance, HR strategies, immigration processes, and global mobility initiatives for seamless international workforce management."

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