Employment Law
Employment Law Barristers at Kenworthy’s Chambers provide employers and employees with advocacy services and legal advice on all areas of Employment Law.
Kenworthy’s Employment Law Barristers have an outstanding reputation for handling complex Employment Law cases discreetly with empathy and understanding.
Kenworthy’s Chambers Employment Law team is ranked 1 in departments by Chambers and Partners
“Kenworthy's Chambers has a mixed employer/employee practice. Their expertise in a range of areas attracts instructions from employers' organisations and statutory bodies.”
"Kenworthy’s Chambers is home to employment specialists who primarily act for claimants, but also for employers, in proceedings including unfair dismissal, discrimination and whistleblowing."
“Bruce Henry is a respected barrister with a busy employment practice. He is instructed by claimants and trade union members in discrimination, reasonable adjustment and other matters in the Employment Tribunal and the EAT.”
“Kenworthy’s is active in both the Employment Tribunal and the Employment Appeal Tribunal. Recent instructions include disability discrimination, TUPE and unfair dismissal cases."
“Bruce Henry has an excellent manner and rapport with clients and explains case weaknesses and difficulties tactfully and empathetically.”
Kenworthy’s Barristers act for employers, employees, charities, local authorities, and the professional and public sector. We have longstanding relationships working with statutory bodies, regulators, disciplinary boards, trade unions, and trade union firms.
Our Employment Law team appears nationally in the Employment Tribunal (ET), Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT), at County Courts, and in High Court claims. We also represent individuals at the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Tribunal in Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) cases, and at Disciplinary Hearings before professional regulatory bodies like the General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).
Our Barristers
Kenworthy’s Employment Law Barristers
Chambers and Partners
Discrimination Barrister, Sally Penni, specialises in Disability Discrimination, Sex Discrimination, Race Discrimination and Employment Law. She works on Whistleblowing cases, Professional Disciplinary hearings, and grievances.
Sarah Johnson acts for employers and employees in all areas of Discrimination and Employment Law in the Employment Tribunal, County Court, High Court and the Court of Appeals. Sarah is ranked tier 2 by Legal 500.
Solicitors praise Stephen’s industrious, calm, and persuasive style. He has been noted for the strength of his legal argument in complex cases, such as Contractual Disputes, Bonus Payment Disputes and Collective Redundancies.
Richard Lees appears across the country covering Unfair, Constructive and Wrongful Dismissal, Restrictive Covenants, Discrimination, Harassment, and all aspects of statutory employment rights.
All our Employment Law Barristers accept Public Access work.
Our Expertise
The Employment Law Barristers at Kenworthy's Chambers are highly experienced and receive instructions across all areas of Employment Law. Representing both employers and employees throughout the UK, Kenworthy’s Employment Team deal with the following types of Employment Law cases:
- Age Discrimination
- Back Pay Disputes
- Bonus Payment Disputes
- Compromise Agreements
- Confidential Company Information
- Contractual Disputes for individual employees, trade unions and business (including changing collective terms and conditions)
- Directors Duties
- Disability Discrimination
- Disciplinary Hearings before professional regulatory bodies including the General Medical Council (GMC) and Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC)
- Discrimination
- Directors Duties and Senior Employee Disputes
- Employee Disputes
- Employee Rights
- Employment Contracts
- Employment Discrimination
- Employment Disputes
- Equal Pay
- Flexible Working
- Fixed-Term Worker Discrimination
- Harassment
- Implied Contract
- Judicial Review
- Maternity Leave
- Marital Status and Civil Partnership Discrimination
- Parental Leave
- Paternity Leave
- Part-Time Worker Discrimination
- Pensions
- Pregnancy Discrimination
- Professional Sports Employment Law Issues and Disputes
- Protected Interest Disclosure
- Public law and Judicial Review
- Race discrimination / Racial Discrimination
- Redundancy
- Religious Discrimination
- Restrictive Covenants (including injunctive and springboard injunctive relief)
- Settlement Agreements
- Sex Discrimination
- Sexual Harassment
- Sexual Orientation Discrimination
- Trade Unions
- Transgender Rights
- Transgender Discrimination
- TUPE
- Unfair Dismissal
- Unlawful Termination
- Victimisation
- Whistleblowing and Protected Interest Disclosure
- Workplace-based Protection from Harassment Act claims
- Workplace Discrimination
- Workplace Harassment
- Working Time Claims
- Wrongful Dismissal
- Wrongful Termination
Latest Media
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Sarah Johnson Successfully Represents Claimant in Disability Discrimination and Unfair Dismissal Case Against HMRC
Sarah Johnson Successfully represents Claimant in Unfair Dismissal and Redundancy Pay Claim
Sarah Johnson Successfully Represents Claimant in Disability Discrimination Claim
Contact Us
If you have an Employment Law case you need advice or advocacy for, call our Employment Clerk Greg Highton on 0161 832 4036, email [email protected] or fill out our contact form.
