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Employment law update – a lookback at 2024 so far and where we are heading…
In this webinar we offer a comprehensive overview of the latest legislative updates, recent case law, and trends from the Tribunal.
Topics Covered:
Our expert panel will delve into the latest developments in employment law, focusing on key areas such as:
- Whistleblowing
- Interactions with Trade Unions
- Changes to family-friendly rights
Key learning outcomes:
Through detailed analysis and practical examples, attendees will gain a better understand the evolving legal landscape and how it impacts their organisations.
Who should watch
This webinar is essential for HR professionals, managers, in-house lawyers, and anyone involved in organisational decision-making processes. Whether you are overseeing human resources, managing teams, or ensuring legal compliance within your organisation, this session offers valuable insights to navigate either process effectively.
David Leach is an Associate and Madina Sakhi is a Paralegal at Sharpe Pritchard LLP.
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