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Fiona Almazedi
Solicitor and Head of Employment at Oakwood Solicitors
Employment LawWorkplace DisputesEmployment Tribunals
Solicitor and Head of Employment at Oakwood Solicitors.
Fiona Almazedi has been with Oakwood Solicitors for the last 10 years working as a consultant and taking up the position of Head of Employment on the 3rd January 2024.
Fiona has over 20 years of experience in Employment Law both contentious and non-contentious matters.
Qualifying as a solicitor in 2006, Fiona has for many years successfully represented Claimants nationally and locally and covers all areas of Employment Law, including complex Whistleblowing and Discrimination, Unfair Dismissal and TUPE.
Fiona has extensive experience of all aspects of the Employment Tribunal process and regularly represents Claimants and Respondents at Final and Preliminary hearings and has secured many high value awards for her Clients over the years.
Fiona Almazedi’s profile brings together professional experience, specialist subjects and published Chronicle Law contributions.
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From Fiona’s Chronicle Law profile.
EMPLOYMENT LAW · 5 MIN READ
How to stay out of trouble at the office Christmas party this year – do’s and don’ts
Office Christmas parties can be festive fun, but they also carry risks for employees and employers. From workplace duty of care to potential grievances and legal disputes, it’s essential to stay professional, know your limits, and avoid career-damaging mistakes. Oakwood Solicitors shares real-life cases and tips to ensure your celebrations remain merry and trouble-free. Read more and stay safe this holiday season!
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