Contracts and handbooks
We review offer letters, contracts, and staff handbooks so the terms match your business and your duties under Irish employment law.
Workplace disputes are stressful and they move fast. Get clear advice on contracts, policies, dismissals, redundancy, discrimination, and tribunal steps before a small problem turns into a case.
Vaughan Verdict & Co. advises employers and employees across Dún Laoghaire and throughout Ireland. We handle compliance, settlement talks, and representation at the Workplace Relations Commission and Labour Court.
Policies, contracts, and procedures that cut claim risk.
Direct advice on exit terms and pragmatic outcomes.
Prepared representation when a dispute needs a hearing.
Good paperwork helps before a dispute starts.
We review offer letters, contracts, and staff handbooks so the terms match your business and your duties under Irish employment law.
You get practical process guidance for warnings, investigations, hearings, and appeals. No guessing. No loose ends.
We check consultation steps, selection criteria, notices, and alternative role offers, with fixed-fee redundancy advice for many SMEs.
We help you gather facts, keep records, and make decisions that hold up if the matter is tested in front of the WRC.
Act early. Deadlines matter.
If you were dismissed without fair process or fair reason, we assess the facts, the paper trail, and the remedies available to you.
We advise on the nine protected grounds, equal pay issues, maternity and paternity rights, and harassment complaints. The facts matter. So do the dates.
We explain the claim route, the time limit, and the documents you need before the form goes in.
Some cases settle early. Others need a hearing. We prepare for both.
If the decision needs a challenge, we handle the next step with a clear file and a firm case theory.
We check statutory redundancy payments, enhanced packages, tax points, and restrictive clauses. A short review can save a bad exit.
Irish law protects workers across nine grounds. Employers can face vicarious liability if complaints are ignored or handled badly.