Yeing-Lang Chong

Partner 

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What clients say...

"Miss Yeing Chong was professional, attentive and guided me with clarity, thus helping me achieve a fair outcome. I felt reassured throughout and would recommend her services to anyone in need."

"I was supported by Yeing through a difficult and complex employment situation. She was extremely professional and thorough and so I would strongly recommend her to others facing similar circumstances."

"Yeing was really helpful and a pleasure to work with. Can definitely recommend."

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I advise a balanced and broad range of clients ranging from large plc and multi-national organisations and SME businesses to individuals including senior managers and directors.

 I advise both the public and private sectors with particular interest within the charity, education and local government sectors; but also advise start-ups and family businesses and have regularly dealt with matters in the financial services, hospitality, healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, in recruitment, technology and in property, construction and engineering industries.


I advise my clients on legal risks and propose commercially sensitive and practical solutions to issues and offer strategic advice. I support clients in carrying out tribunal litigation which include unfair and wrongful dismissal, discrimination and whistleblowing. I am adept at negotiating settlements and exit packages, negotiating with third parties to reach a fair resolution on matters.


Having been accredited with a Certificate in Human Resources from the CIPD, I act as a trusted legal adviser offering support and advice on all employment matters from recruitment through to dismissal. I have been involved in long-term absence and performance management processes and addressed complex grievances and disciplinary issues and contracts of employment. I have also advised in change programmes involving TUPE (transfer, mergers, acquisitions and service changes) and redundancy. 


In addition to my client work, I supervise and offer training and coaching to junior members of the team and help support other lawyers in the firm with their cases, ensuring clients receive the best possible service.


I qualified as a solicitor in 2001 and over the last 20 years, I have advised exclusively in employment law, holding positions in large regional firms and heading up the employment department of a smaller firm. I joined Springhouse Solicitors in May 2014 and have been with Kilgannon & Partners LLP since December 2021 when the two firms merged.




Insights from Yeing

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August 11, 2024
The concept of a 4-day work week—where employees work the same number of hours but compressed into four days instead of five—has been gaining momentum globally. With a large-scale UK trials showing overwhelmingly positive results, many businesses are pondering if this could be the future of work.
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January 22, 2024
Recognising the importance of inclusivity and equal opportunities, UK employment law mandates that employers make reasonable adjustments, where possible, to accommodate those employees who have a disability including those with certain mental health conditions. These adjustments aim to provide support and enable individuals to perform their roles effectively.