Karen Jackson shares her knowledge on whether it is best to go down the litigation route or accept a settlement agreement
By the time a workplace dispute nears resolution there can be an awful lot of water under the proverbial bridge and often the emotional takes over the rational. When a professional has been poorly treated it is a natural response to want to take the employer to task, to show them that their conduct is not acceptable and all too often people tell us that above all they do not want anyone else in that workplace to have to go through what they have been through. Worthy sentiments but ethics come at a high cost - financially, emotionally and reputationally. In my view, litigation is and s...
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