14/12/2017

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  • Registration: 09:30 - 10:00 Seminar timings: 10:00 - 13:00 followed by lunch

    Bevan Brittan's popular annual review of the year's employment law highlights – and preview of forthcoming changes – is back this December, in London, Bristol, Leeds and Birmingham.

    The world of employment law is often described as 'ever changing' and this year has been no exception. We have seen a seismic decision on fees from the Supreme Court this Summer, as well as headline-grabbing rulings on the 'gig-economy' and a U-turn from the European Court of Human Rights on employee monitoring. There are also important cases to examine on the definition of indirect discrimination and the precise meaning of whistleblowing public interest disclosure – how 'public' does a disclosure have to be in order to qualify? Dress codes, holiday pay and redundancy after sickness absence have also been considered by the courts and tribunals this year.

    Outside of the courts and tribunals, 2017 has seen the unveiling of the much anticipated Taylor Review into 'Good Work', as well as publication of the Data Protection Bill. And as the UK heads towards the door marked 'exit' from the European Union, details are beginning to emerge of what the employment law landscape might look like after we have left.

    We will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the headline developments in workforce law over 2017, and what they mean for you in practice. We will also take a look at what's on the employment law agenda for the coming year and beyond. The morning's training will be followed by a networking lunch.

     Key Topics

    • Employment status and 'gig working'
    • Holiday pay and voluntary overtime
    • Redundancy and sickness absence
    • Brexit
    • Privacy and employee monitoring
    • Dress codes and equalities
    • The Data Protection Bill
    • Whistleblowing
    • Pensions
    • Key changes on the horizon

    Who Should Attend?

    • Directors of Human Resource and Organisational Development  
    • Human Resources Advisers, Managers and Business Partners
    • Equality and diversity officers
    • Heads of Legal
    • In-house employment lawyers

    Attending this training is completely FREE of charge. The session will include networking lunch giving you the opportunity to meet fellow attendees and direct your questions to the speakers.

    Please be aware that places for this seminar are limited and the sessions are expected to get over subscribed. Our clients get priority over non clients but we will endeavour to increase capacity where we can to allow all those who wish to attend a place. Where we are heavily over subscribed we will limit places to one or two people per organisation in which case you  may be asked to liaise with your team. Should we have to do any of the above we will be in touch with you at least 2 weeks before the event date.

    FAQs

    Where can I contact the organiser with any questions? Please email us at events@bevanbrittan.com and a member of our events team will be in touch with you within 3 working days

    Can I invite my colleagues to this event? Feel free to forward an invitation to any of your colleagues you believe can benefit from attending.

    I want to attend but can't make the date. Will you repeat this event? Even though we may not repeat the specific event we will be holding other events that may be of relevance to you so please email events@bevanbrittan.com with your chosen areas of interest.

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