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Check if you can claim

You give everything on the shop floor.Find out if you can bring an equal pay claim.

It is unlawful for an employer to treat you badly or dismiss you for bringing or joining an equal pay claim

Why the difference?

Store workers are often paid less than warehouse workers for work that we believe is of equal value. If you work, or recently worked, in an hourly-paid store role at Asda, Sainsbury's or Morrisons in England, Wales or Scotland, you may be able to bring an equal pay claim.

If your claim succeeds, Harcus Parker charges a fee of 24% + VAT of the money you recover, set out in full before you sign. Outcomes depend on your individual circumstances.

If you cancel within 14 days, Harcus Parker can charge for work already done at your request. If you end your claim after that, you may have to pay a share of legal fees and costs. The full terms are in the engagement letter you’ll see before you sign.

Who can claim

Who can claim

Harcus Parker Limited's own eligibility criteria

  1. You work, or worked, for Asda, Sainsbury's or Morrisons

  2. In an hourly-paid, shop-floor role

    • Checkouts
    • Shop floor
    • Counters
    • Café
    • Online picking
    • Replenishment

    Warehouse and depot roles are the comparison, not the claim.

  3. You still work there, or your employment ended within the last 5½ years (5 years if you live in Scotland)

  4. You live in England, Wales or Scotland

  5. You are 18 or over

  6. You have not instructed another law firm to bring an equal pay claim for you

Harcus Parker Limited carries out its own checks before your claim starts.

The work

Same work. Same value. Not the same pay.

Supermarkets pay their warehouse staff, mostly men, more than their shop-floor staff, who are mostly women. The law says if the work is of equal value, the pay should be too.

Shop floor

Mostly women

Serving customers, stocking shelves and running the tills, on your feet all shift.

Same value
Same pay

Warehouse

Mostly men

Picking, packing and moving stock around the depot.

If a tribunal agrees the roles are of equal value, the difference in pay may be recovered as back pay. Back pay, where a claim succeeds, is generally limited to up to six years. What any claim is worth depends on your individual circumstances and is assessed by the tribunal; no outcome is guaranteed.

Four steps

How joining works

  1. Check in 60 seconds

    Answer a few quick questions to see whether you meet the criteria.

  2. Register online

    Read and sign the funding agreement securely. Takes a few minutes.

  3. Harcus Parker does the legal work

    Harcus Parker Limited's solicitors run your claim and carry out their own checks before it starts.

  4. The claim is decided

    Where a claim succeeds, back pay is generally limited to up to six years. Outcomes depend on your individual circumstances.

Our fee

The fee if your claim succeeds

If your claim succeeds, Harcus Parker charges a fee of 24% + VAT of the money you recover, set out in full before you sign. Outcomes depend on your individual circumstances.

If you cancel within 14 days, Harcus Parker can charge for work already done at your request. If you end your claim after that, you may have to pay a share of legal fees and costs. The full terms are in the engagement letter you’ll see before you sign.

Harcus Parker Limited's fee

24% + VAT

Charged only if your claim succeeds. Outcomes depend on your individual circumstances.

Harcus Parker

24% + VAT

Other firms

35% inc VAT

Set out in full
Harcus Parker Limited is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA No. 653501). Its fee and terms are set out in the funding agreement you review and sign before your claim starts.
Your solicitors

You're in the hands of Harcus Parker Limited

Harcus Parker Limited is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA No. 653501). Its fee and terms are set out in the funding agreement you review and sign before your claim starts.

Harcus Parker acts for tens of thousands of supermarket staff in equal pay claims.

Your options

You do not need to use usyou can bring an employment tribunal claim yourself at no cost.

You do not need paid representation to bring an equal pay claim. You can raise the issue directly with your employer, contact Acas for free early conciliation, or bring a claim to an employment tribunal yourself. A claim made through a claims management company or solicitor may not necessarily be resolved more quickly, or with a better prospect of success.

Who we are

About [Brand]

[Brand] is a trading style of Solvo Solutions Ltd, a claims management company authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 1013195) in respect of regulated claims management activities.

[Brand] is a referrer, not a law firm, and is not regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. If you proceed, your claim is handled by Harcus Parker Limited, an SRA-regulated law firm, which pays Solvo a fee for the introduction.

You do not need to use us — you can bring an employment tribunal claim yourself at no cost.

If your claim succeeds, Harcus Parker charges a fee of 24% + VAT of the money you recover, set out in full before you sign. Outcomes depend on your individual circumstances.

If you cancel within 14 days, Harcus Parker can charge for work already done at your request. If you end your claim after that, you may have to pay a share of legal fees and costs. The full terms are in the engagement letter you’ll see before you sign.

Solvo Solutions Ltd is registered in England and Wales (company no. 14760023). Registered office: Office 116 Regents Pavilion, Moulton Park Industrial Estate, Northampton, NN3 6BJ. ICO registration: ZB675050. Contact: compliance@solvosolutions.co.uk.

Time limits

Strict time limits apply to equal pay claims.

To claim, you must have worked at a store in England, Scotland or Wales within the last six years; whether your claim is brought in the Employment Tribunal or in court depends on when you left. Back pay, where a claim succeeds, is generally limited to up to six years. Nothing on this site is legal advice. You can read about equal pay at acas.org.uk/equal-pay

Your data

Your details are used for your claim only

We only use these details to check your eligibility and run your claim. No marketing lists.

We use your information only to complete your claim journey. We do not use it for marketing. We will not add you to any marketing list, and we will not contact you about anything other than your claim.

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Questions, answered

Who can make a claim?

If you currently work, or recently worked, in an hourly-paid shop-floor role at Asda, Sainsbury's or Morrisons in England, Wales or Scotland, you may be able to claim. Use the 60-second check to find out.

I don't work there anymore. Can I still claim?

Possibly. Harcus Parker's criteria accept people who still work there and people whose employment ended within the last 5½ years (5 years if you live in Scotland). The quickest way to know is to do the check.

What is the claim worth?

What any claim is worth depends on your individual circumstances and is assessed by the tribunal; no outcome is guaranteed. Back pay, where a claim succeeds, is generally limited to up to six years.

Will my job be at risk if I join?

It is unlawful for an employer to treat you badly or dismiss you for bringing or joining an equal pay claim.

What does it cost?

If your claim succeeds, Harcus Parker charges a fee of 24% + VAT of the money you recover, set out in full before you sign. Outcomes depend on your individual circumstances. If you cancel within 14 days, Harcus Parker can charge for work already done at your request. If you end your claim after that, you may have to pay a share of legal fees and costs. The full terms are in the engagement letter you’ll see before you sign. You do not need to use us — you can bring an employment tribunal claim yourself at no cost.

Who is [Brand]?

[Brand] is a trading style of Solvo Solutions Ltd, a claims management company authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 1013195) in respect of regulated claims management activities. [Brand] is a referrer, not a law firm, and is not regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. If you proceed, your claim is handled by Harcus Parker Limited, an SRA-regulated law firm, which pays Solvo a fee for the introduction.

Every hour you worked counts.

Takes about 60 seconds. Harcus Parker Limited carries out its own checks before your claim starts.