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Our 2020 employment law stream is packed with sessions on new and developing areas of law alongside key update webinars looking at last year’s biggest developments.
Our free live webinar this year, broadcasting on 29 September 2020, provides a case-law update on employment law status. The 2020 programme also features topics such as discrimination in the workplace, vicarious liability and managing collective redundancies.
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- 29 Sep202012:30Recent cases and developments on employment law status (2020)Free Live Webinars|EmploymentFollowing the case of Uber BV v Aslam, this webinar deals with the proposed protections for gig economy workers in the government’s separate consultation on ...
- 02 Nov202012:30Parental bereavement leave and pay update (2020)EmploymentOn 13 October 2018, the Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018 came into force. It asserts that employed parents, whose child (under the age ...
- 14 Nov202012:30Employment Law - End of year round-up (2020)EmploymentIn this webinar our employment law experts provide an overview of key employment law issues in 2020. Our experts will also provide an overview of ...
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- Available nowVicarious Liability in the workplace: case law update (2020)EmploymentIn this webinar our experts will provide an update on vicarious liability in the workplace by assessing recent cases including:Bellman v Northampton Recruitment Ltd [2018] ...
- Available nowBrexit: Employment and Immigration Update (2020)Immigration|Brexit|EmploymentIn this webinar our expert speakers will discuss:Brexit: the current positionEU law in the UK as a result of BrexitBrexit and employment law – the ...
- Available nowDiscrimination in the workplace (2020)EmploymentDiscrimination in the workplace falls under the Equality Act 2010. In this webinar our employment law experts will look at how firms deal with cases ...
- Available nowImproving diversity in the workplace under the Equality Act 2010 (2020)EmploymentThe Equality Act 2010 merged nine key pieces of legislation to incorporate separate issues. From an employment perspective, this act explicitly states that it is ...
- Available nowManaging collective redundancies (2020)EmploymentThis webinar is intended to provide lawyers with a refresher on collective redundancy processes in the unique context of 2020. The webinar will cover:When does ...
- Available nowConducting workplace disciplinary proceedings when there are related regulatory proceedings (2020)EmploymentIn this employment law webinar our experts will look into dealing with workplace disciplinary hearings - this webinar will cover:Why an internal investigation ought to ...
- Available nowCalculating holiday entitlement in light of Brazel (2020)EmploymentIn the case of The Harper Trust v Brazel [2019], the Court of Appeal ruled that holiday pay for permanent staff who work only part ...
- Available nowThe Good Work Plan: practical implications (2020)EmploymentThis webinar focuses on the practical implications for employers (and employment businesses) in 2020. It will include:The implications of the April 2020 changes which feature ...
- Available nowRecruitment in 2019EmploymentTopics discussed will include:Subconscious discriminationDisabled candidates and reasonable adjustmentsReferencesPlease note that this agenda is provisional and is subject to change.Viewing this webinar will help solicitors ...
- Available nowPay Reporting (2019)EmploymentPay reporting remains a topical issue, with both ethnicity and gender pay gap reporting appearing prominently in the media. In this webinar, our employment law ...
- Available nowEmployment due diligence on corporate transactions (2019)Corporate Law|EmploymentEmployment due diligence on corporate transactions has been complicated by GDPR, but our compliance experts are on hand to make sure that you are well ...
- Available nowRequesting medical reports following GDPR (2019)EmploymentGDPR has added a layer of complication to requesting medical reports, and in this webinar our compliance specialist will explore some of the key issues ...
- Available nowRegulatory references (2019)EmploymentRegulatory references can be a real headache for some practitioners, especially since the senior managers certification regime was expanded to all firms in November, but ...
- Available nowEqual pay claims in 2019EmploymentEqual pay claims have been in the news over the past year, with some significant cases in the Court of Appeal. This webinar will explore ...
- Available nowTaxation of termination payments (2019)Tax for General Practice|EmploymentTopics discussed will include:Update on the taxation of termination payments, including recent and forthcoming legislative changesPractical considerations arising from the application of the legislation and ...
- Available nowLegal privilege in the employment law sphere (2019)EmploymentTopics discussed will include:Overview of when privilege appliesThe exemptions from privilegeThe importance of focussing on who is the clientThe impact of the case of X ...
- Available now(LIVE) Key corporate governance changes affecting employers (2019)EmploymentThere have been a number of significant changes in corporate governance over the last year, and in this webinar our specialist speakers will address the ...
- Available nowDiversity reporting in 2019Corporate Law|EmploymentDiversity has been the subject of a great deal of media attention over the past twelve months, and public pressure for diversity reporting seems only ...
- Available nowEmployment law yearly round-up 2018EmploymentThis webinar will look at the biggest developments in employment law practice over the previous 12 months, with reference to key case-law decisions throughout.For further ...
- Available nowGDPR and the Data Protection Act: key points for employment lawyersEmploymentThis webinar will look at the General Data Protection Regulation and Data Protection Act, specifically where they interact with employment law practice, and will guide ...
- Available nowSexual harassment in the workplaceEmployment LawSexual harassment in the workplace has received increasing attention in recent times, not least of all due to the massive #MeToo movement. This webinar will ...
- Available nowTermination paymentsEmployment LawWith the reform of termination payments coming into effect from April 2018, this webinar will review what the changes are, and how we can expect ...
- Available nowEmployer’s obligations towards workers who are pregnant, on maternity or breastfeedingEmployment LawThe law surrounding employees who are pregnant, on parental leave or breastfeeding is vast and even with the best of intentions employers can find themselves ...
- Available nowKey issues when recruiting apprenticesEmployment LawApprenticeships have been a much talked about area of employment law practice in recent years, and are increasingly being offered by employers as a means ...
- Available nowDevelopments relating to national minimum wage and national living wageEmployment LawThe regulations surrounding minimum wage and living wage are complex and in practice it can be difficult for employers to ensure their compliance. This webinar ...
- Available nowTricky issues in permanent health insuranceEmployment LawPermanent health insurance can often prove a very attractive prospect when employers are seeking to attract new talent to their organisation, but in practice can ...
- Available nowAn introduction to the Senior Managers and Certification Regime for employment lawyersEmployment LawThis webinar will provide employment lawyers with everything they need to know about the tricky area of law that is the Senior Managers and Certification ...
- Available nowThe Taylor Review and developments in employment statusEmployment LawThe Taylor Review, as commissioned by the Prime Minister, is vast in its proposals for reform of employment rights to say the least. This webinar ...
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