Jamie accepts instructions in all areas of employment law. He has experience in hearings covering a complete range of employment matters, including but not limited to:

• Unfair dismissal
• Wrongful dismissal
• Discrimination
• Whistleblowing
• Redundancy
• Unlawful deductions from wages
• Working Time Regulations
• Class action litigation
• Complex remedy issues
• Costs awards

Jamie acts for both claimants and respondents and undertakes work for a variety of clients, ranging from individuals with limited knowledge of the legal system to large corporate bodies. His employer clients have included supermarkets, charities, those in the transport sector, and multinational corporations.

Recent cases:

• Zsofia Tanko-Sarkany v Flight Club Darts Limited: Jamie acted for the Respondent, successfully defending the Claimant’s claims of pregnancy/maternity discrimination and constructive unfair dismissal.
• Cooper v Sainsbury’s Supermarkets Ltd: Jamie acted for the Respondent, successfully defending the Claimant’s unfair dismissal claim arising from his long term sickness absence and 19 of 21 allegations of disability discrimination. 
• Khamis v Sainsbury’s Supermarkets Ltd: Jamie acted for the Respondent and successfully struck out the Claimant’s claim on the basis of it having no reasonable prospect of success.
• Oakes v Streamline Press Limited: Jamie acted for an employee who resigned in relation to inadequate break times being afforded to her during her employment at a busy factory. Her claim for constructive unfair dismissal and breach of the Working Time Regulations was upheld.
• Ian Morgan v Exact Mortgage Experts Limited: Jamie acted for the Respondent in an open Preliminary Hearing which considered the Claimant’s application to amend his claim and whether it was just and equitable to extend time to allow his complaints to be heard. The Claimant’s amendment application was refused and his claim was struck out on the basis it was presented outside the time limit and it was not just and equitable for time to be extended.