This Guide details your rights during suspension so that you can make sure that you are treated reasonably and fairly. It has template letters to assist you in fighting your case, and will help you strengthen your grievance or Employment Tribunal case if necessary.
Suspension will catch you by surprise in circumstances where you would not have had any opportunity to prepare or even know fully what the allegation is against you. It may lead to you losing your job and is not something to be taken lightly. Even though Suspension is not an indication that you are guilty of any offence, being suspended damages your reputation in the workplace and potentially with clients and customers if they find out about it. You will also be unable to practice your skills whilst off work because you are still employed and bound by your employment contract.
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This e-book is your essential step-by-step guide to Suspension. It provides you with information on your legal rights and remedies available to you.
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