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We understand the critical need for businesses to access swift and responsive legal assistance and guidance concerning employment law matters. That’s precisely why at Davenport Solicitors we have introduced our HR and employment law fixed fee support packages tailored for businesses.

Pricing

Clear pricing structure with fixed fees or predictable billing arrangements to help businesses budget for HR and legal support.

 

Employment law Advice Line

As little as

Starting from £100/month + VAT
Included in this package:
  • Employment Law Advice Line
As little as

Starting from £100/month + VAT

HR Support

As little as

Starting from £200/month + VAT
Included in this package:
  • Employment Law Advice Line
  • Employment Law Audit
  • Drafting of a Bespoke Contract of Employment
  • Drafting of a Bespoke Contract of Staff Handbook
As little as

Starting from £200/month + VAT

HR and Immigration Support

As little as

Starting from £350/month + VAT
Included in this package:
  • Employment Law Advice Line
  • Employment Law Audit
  • Drafting of a Bespoke Contract of Employment
  • Drafting of a Bespoke Contract of Staff Handbook
  • Immigration Advice Line
As little as

Starting from £350/month + VAT

Your Business Deserves More Than Just HR Advice – Choose Legal Expertise

At Davenport Solicitors, we offer several advantages compared to HR consultancy firms:

  • Direct Access to Qualified Solicitors – Unlike HR consultancies, our advice is provided by experienced employment law solicitors, ensuring legally sound and strategic guidance.
  • Tailored Legal Solutions – We don’t rely on generic templates; instead, we craft bespoke solutions tailored to your specific business needs.
  • Solicitor-Client Privilege – Our conversations are legally privileged, unlike those with HR consultants, providing an extra layer of confidentiality.
  • Proactive Risk Management – We help prevent disputes before they arise rather than just reacting to problems.
  • Representation in Legal Proceedings – If a matter escalates to an employment tribunal, we can represent you directly, unlike many consultancies that refer cases to external lawyers.
  • Flexible Pricing Without Long-Term Contracts – Many HR firms require rigid, long-term contracts; we provide transparent pricing with no unnecessary commitments.

What’s included in our HR packages:

  1. HR / Employment Law Advice Line– We provide expert guidance on HR and employment law matters, aiding businesses in navigating complex workplace issues.
  2. Employment Law Audit – Our comprehensive review of an organisation’s employment practices will ensure compliance with UK labour laws and regulations.
  3. Drafting of a bespoke Contract of Employment – We will help you draft personalised employment contracts tailored to individual employee needs and company requirements.
  4. Drafting of a bespoke Staff Handbook- We are proficient in creating customised staff handbooks outlining company policies, procedures, and expectations.
  5. Drafting of Consultancy Agreement-We have a strong track record in developing agreements for freelance or consulting relationships, defining project scope, terms, and compensation.

Why Choose Our Fixed Monthly Fee Employment Law Advice Line?

A Human Resources (HR) and employment law advice line can offer several key benefits to business owners. Our service provides expert guidance and support in managing HR issues and navigating complex employment laws. Here are some main benefits:

The Benefits of the Advice Line

  1. Direct access to our in-house team of specialised employment solicitors, ensuring a direct and personalised connection with a dedicated solicitor available from 9 am to 6 pm, Monday to Friday.
  2. Legal Compliance: Ensures compliance with UK employment laws and regulations, reducing the risk of costly legal disputes and fines. Helps business owners stay up-to-date with changing labour laws, minimising the chances of unintentional violations.
  3. Risk Mitigation: Provides proactive advice on HR policies, procedures, and documentation to reduce the risk of employee-related disputes and lawsuits. Offers guidance on handling sensitive issues such as terminations, discrimination, harassment, and workplace safety to minimise legal exposure.
  4. Time and Resource Efficiency: Frees up business owners and their HR teams from spending excessive time researching employment laws and HR best practices. Allows them to focus on core business activities while HR experts handle compliance and employee relations matters.
  5. Expertise and Guidance: Offers access to experienced HR professionals and legal experts who can provide tailored advice on specific HR challenges and concerns. Assists in creating HR policies, employment contracts, and employee handbooks that align with best practices and legal requirements.
  6. Employee Relations: Helps maintain positive employee relations by providing guidance on fair and consistent HR practices, which can improve morale and reduce turnover. Assists in resolving workplace conflicts and addressing employee grievances in a legally compliant manner.

In summary, an HR and employment law advice line can be a valuable resource for business owners, helping them navigate the complexities of HR management and employment laws while minimising legal risks and ensuring a more compliant and efficient workplace.

Get Started Today

Don’t let employment-related issues burden your business. Sign up for one of our HR support packages or speak to our team for more information. Contact us today to ensure your business receives the HR solutions it deserves.

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Disclaimer
The material contained on this website contains general information only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice and should not be relied upon as such. While every care has been taken in the preparation of the information on this site, readers are advised to seek specific advice in relation to any decision or course of action.

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