Employee exits in SMEs: where things go wrong and how to get them right
Most SME business owners do not struggle with hiring. They struggle with exits. Not because they want to get it
Caitlin Day
Trainee Solicitor
Employment Law
- Bishop's Stortford
Biography
I am a final seat trainee solicitor working within the Employment team based at Bishop’s Stortford, having previously undertaken my second seat within the team. I also have experience working within the Real Estate and Family teams. I look forward to qualifying as a solicitor with the firm.
I work assist the Employment team on a wider range of matters including unfair dismissal and discrimination claims, redundancy exercises, TUPE transfers and settlement agreements
I obtained a law degree from the University of York, graduating with First Class Honours. My undergraduate dissertation was recently published in the Fifth Volume of the York Law Review. I then went on to complete the LPC LLM with BPP and achieved a distinction.
Expertise
Tees are a very efficient and friendly organisation. They believe in providing the ultimate customer care and deliver on this consistently.
Awards and accreditations
Further information
Outside of work, I am a keen runner and regularly compete in Hyrox competitions across Europe, most recently in Valencia.
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