Sexual Safety in Healthcare
04/04/2024
How big is the sexual safety issue in health and care and what steps can be taken via the Sexual Safety Charter to life to address...
I am Senior Partner and Head of Employment, Pensions & Immigration at Bevan Brittan. I have overall responsibility for Bevan Brittan's health and social care employment practice, acting for employers across the independent and voluntary sectors as well as the NHS. I am also a member of the Bevan Brittan board and am the strategic lead for our Wellbeing agenda, which forms part of our wider Responsible Employer focus.
As Senior Partner, I support colleagues and clients across our key markets of health and social care, housing, local government, insurance and finance, higher education, energy and resource management and construction.
Jodie Sinclair is commercial, straightforward and has the ability to cut to the chase easily and with real skill.
With over 20 years' experience as a specialist employment lawyer, my employment practice spans both contentious and advisory work including:
Jodie Sinclair is outstanding. Clarity of thought and advice at all times. Tireless in a management of cases and immensely able.
I regularly support Chief Executives and Chairs in managing strategic and board level workforce issues, including senior executive terminations and breakdown in working relationships. I am increasingly consulted as a sounding board for the management of workforce issues arising from the #Metoo and Black Lives Matter Movement, Health and Wellbeing and “Just and Compassionate Culture” agendas, including the facilitation of cultural reviews, audits and “deep dives” into disciplinary and formal management processes, and the learning arising from same.
I am one of the core partners in the multi-disciplinary healthcare team awarded "Health Investor – Legal Adviser of the Year" (Transactional) in 2020 and 2021, "Legal Adviser of the Year" (Private) in 2019 and for both Public Sector categories in 2017 and 2018.
Clients describe me as "professional, knowledgeable and flexible in her approach" and note that "she can be trusted to deliver solution-focused results".
I chair a Workforce Forum on strategic workforce issues for Workforce Directors within the healthcare sector and I’m a regular contributor to the Independent Healthcare Partners Network HRD Meetings. I speak extensively both in-house and at sector events on a broad range of employment and workforce matters, for example, at Laing Buisson’s Private Acute Healthcare Conference and the Independent Healthcare Providers Network Annual Summit and regularly provide bespoke training workshops to clients on a broad range of employment issues and legislative developments.
Publications
I’m a regular contributor to our Employment Eye publications, the HPMA monthly newsletter and have been published in the Care Markets Journal, Health Investor Magazine and Health Service Journal.
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She has grip, clarity of thought, strategic and legal insight, drive, tenacity and provides excellent legal advice.
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