
New Acas draft Code of Practice published
10/11/2008
Acas has published the latest draft of its Code of Practice, to come into effect on the repeal of the statutory disciplinary and...
I am an employment lawyer and a dual qualified barrister and solicitor. I advise employers on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment and discrimination law which includes boardroom disputes, large-scale reorganisation and redundancies, injunction proceedings following strike ballots, senior executive terminations, discrimination and whistleblowing claims. I have extensive advocacy experience in the Employment Tribunal and the EAT, as well as the higher courts.
The types of issues I advise on include Boardroom disputes, large-scale reorganisation and redundancies, injunction proceedings following strike ballots, senior executive terminations, discrimination and whistleblowing claims. I have extensive advocacy experience in the Employment Tribunal and the EAT, as well as the higher courts.
I have contributed various articles to XpertHR. I am also regularly called on by national media organisations to comment on topical employment law issues.
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