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Maternity Rights Solicitor: Expert Legal Support
Navigating maternity rights at work can be complex. Whether you’re facing discrimination, unsure about your entitlements, or need guidance on balancing work and parenthood, a maternity rights solicitor can help. These specialists offer advice on everything from pregnancy announcements to returning to work, ensuring you’re treated fairly throughout. If things aren’t going to plan, they can represent you in disputes with your employer. With the right legal support, you can focus on what matters most – preparing for your new arrival. We can connect you with SRA-regulated solicitors who specialise in maternity rights, providing the expertise you need during this important time.
Maternity Rights Solicitor Services
Navigating maternity rights can be tricky, whether you’re an expectant mum or an employer. We connect you with experienced maternity rights solicitors who can guide you through the legal maze. Here’s how they can help:
- Maternity Leave Entitlements: Clarify your rights to leave, pay, and job protection.
- Discrimination Claims: Address unfair treatment due to pregnancy or maternity.
- Flexible Working Requests: Help with negotiating new working arrangements.
- Redundancy During Maternity: Ensure your rights are protected if facing job loss.
- Return to Work Issues: Tackle problems when coming back after maternity leave.
- Health and Safety at Work: Advice on creating a safe environment for pregnant employees.
- Self-Employed Maternity Rights: Guidance on entitlements for freelancers and contractors.
- Paternity and Shared Parental Leave: Support for partners wanting to share childcare responsibilities.
Facing a maternity rights issue? Don’t go it alone. We’ll match you with a solicitor who understands your situation and can fight your corner. Get in touch today and take the first step towards resolving your maternity rights concerns.
Why Choose Our Maternity Rights Solicitor
Maternity rights law is complex and ever-changing. Our partnered solicitors offer comprehensive support for a wide range of maternity-related legal issues. These are just some of the most common areas we cover, but our expertise extends to nearly all maternity rights cases.
- Specialist advice on pregnancy and maternity discrimination
- Support for unfair treatment or redundancy due to pregnancy
- Guidance on maternity leave entitlements and pay
- Representation in employment tribunals
- Assistance with flexible working requests
- Expert help with return-to-work issues
Whether you’re an individual facing workplace challenges or a business seeking to ensure compliance, Locate Solicitors can help. We’ll partner you with a solicitor tailored to your specific maternity rights needs, offering personalised support throughout your case. Contact us today to discuss your situation and find the right legal expert for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a maternity discrimination claim?
Generally, you have three months less one day from the date of the discriminatory act to file a claim with an employment tribunal. However, this time limit can be extended in certain circumstances. It’s crucial to act promptly and seek legal advice as soon as possible to ensure you don’t miss any deadlines.
What rights do I have if I'm made redundant while pregnant or on maternity leave?
If you’re made redundant while pregnant or on maternity leave, you have special protection. You should be offered any suitable alternative vacancies in priority over other employees. If your employer fails to do this, the redundancy may be considered automatically unfair dismissal and pregnancy/maternity discrimination.
What are my rights regarding breastfeeding at work?
Employers should provide suitable facilities for breastfeeding mothers to rest and express milk. They should also conduct a risk assessment and make reasonable adjustments to working conditions if necessary. While there’s no legal right to breastfeeding breaks, many employers accommodate this need.
How does shared parental leave work?
Shared Parental Leave (SPL) allows parents to share up to 50 weeks of leave and 37 weeks of pay in the first year after birth or adoption. Parents can take leave in blocks separated by periods of work or take it all in one go. Both parents must meet eligibility criteria to qualify.
What should I do if I face discrimination at work due to pregnancy or maternity?
If you believe you’re facing discrimination, document all incidents and communications. Raise the issue with your employer through formal grievance procedures. If the issue remains unresolved, consider seeking legal advice to explore your options, including potential tribunal claims.
Need expert legal guidance on maternity rights? We’ll match you with a specialized solicitor to address your personal or business concerns. Contact us today.
Can employment solicitors assist with contract reviews?
Yes, employment solicitors can review and advise on employment contracts, including terms and conditions, non-compete clauses, and severance agreements. They can help ensure the contract is fair and legally compliant.
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