Your Employment Lawyers
Exclusively for Employees

Employment lawyers that put you first

As a full service employment law firm exclusively for employees, Jewell Hancock Employment Lawyers can assist with any workplace issue facing an employee.

Unlike other firms, we don’t act for employers, we don’t have any union affiliations and we don’t perform work in other practice areas – our only focus is to provide independent, affordable and expert advice to workers. With over two decades of combined experience, our Melbourne-based employment lawyers have already assisted thousands of employees to achieve fair and practical outcomes in the workplace.

The firm is regularly recognised by Doyle’s Guide and the Australian Law Awards as a leading employment law firm for employee representation, for our expertise and capabilities in employment and workplace relations.

Services

We provide advice and representation to employees at all levels, from apprentices to senior executives, in both the public and private sector. When you contact the firm you’ll speak to a lawyer from the very first phone call; no call centres, no automated messages; a real lawyer with more than ten years of experience in the legal profession.

We can assist with

Unfair Dismissal

If you have been dismissed within the last 21 days and were employed for at least six months you may be eligible to make an unfair dismissal claim.

General Protections

If adverse action (including dismissal) has been taken against you for a prohibited reason, you may be eligible to make a general protections claim.

Contract Advice

Employment contracts may contain clauses that favour the employer or unfairly restrict what you can do both during and after the employment.

Workplace Bullying

If you have been bullied or harassed at work, we can assist you in preparing a formal complaint to your employer and can support you through any investigation process.

Redundancy Advice

This can include your entitlement to notice and redundancy pay under the NES or a more favourable entitlement under the terms of your employment contract.

Workplace Discrimination

There are many different ways to make a claim for workplace discrimination in Victoria including under State or Commonwealth legislation.

Underpayment Claims

An underpayment arises when an employer does not pay an employee their correct entitlements under a contract, enterprise agreement or award.

Sham Contracting

Sham contracting describes a situation where an employee is incorrectly treated as an independent contractor, thus missing out on entitlements.

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