Compromise agreements
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A Compromise Agreements is a legal document created and signed by both employer and employee that can be used in redundancy and dismissal situations. Normally a financial renumeration towards the employee is made as a consequence of signing the Comprise Agreement which legally prevents the employee from pursuing the case in a tribunal.
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- Compromise Agreements UK specific information about compromise agreements and their legal ramifications.
- Compromise Agreements UK legal explanation of compromise agreements.
- Compromise Agreements Compromise Agreements explained to UK employees and UK employers
