HR & Employment law: Webinar slides and recordings
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Our HR & Employment law team regularly host webinar and events to share their expertise amongst those within the industry. Details of some of our latest webinars, including resources which can be downloaded, can be found below.
Should you have any questions regarding any of the details held within these slides, please use the form below to contact one of our team…
HR & Employment law update: Autumn 2024
Watch our HR & Employment law November 2024 update webinar for free on demand!
2024 has seen a number of employment law changes take effect, with some more planned for the near future. Keeping up to date with these changes is vital to avoid costly mistakes and to ensure that your workplace reaps the benefits which come from compliance with current law and best practice.
Our free one-hour webinar, delivered by our employment solicitors, Claire Berry and Joanna Smye, discussed:
- The new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment at work.
- Case Law update – focusing on harassment related to sex and also a redundancy process which was both unfair and discriminatory.
- What’s on the horizon – legislation update, including details of the Employment Rights Bill.
You can find a copy of the webinar recording and slides, along with our employment law factsheet, below.
Employment law factsheet
See the services provided by our Employment team.
If you have any questions following the content discussed in this webinar and if you would like to discuss these with one of our experts you can content them using the form below.
HR & Employment law update: May 2024
Watch our HR & Employment law May 2024 update webinar for free on demand!
2024 has seen a number of employment law changes take effect, with some more planned for the near future. Keeping up to date with these changes is vital to avoid costly mistakes and to ensure that your workplace reaps the benefits which come from compliance with current law and best practice.
Our free one-hour webinar, delivered by our employment solicitors, Claire Berry and Joanna Smye, discusses the most important employment law changes in 2024, reviews key cases from the last six months and provides you with practical advice on the important learning points to take away.
You can find a copy of the webinar recording and slides, along with our employment law factsheet, below.
Employment law factsheet
See the services provided by our Employment team.
If you have any questions following the content discussed in this webinar and if you would like to discuss these with one of our experts you can content them using the form below.
HR & Employment law update: Autumn 2023
Watch our Autumn 2023 HR & Employment law update webinar for free on demand!
Staying up to date with the latest changes in employment law is critical for any business owner or HR professional to avoid expensive legal complications, ensure regulatory compliance and to cultivate a positive workplace culture.
Our Employment Solicitors, Joanna Smye and Claire Berry, deliver a pre-recorded and on demand update webinar that discusses the current hot topics in employment law and important employment law changes on the horizon for 2023/24.
You can find a copy of the webinar recording and slides, along with our employment law factsheet, below.
Employment law factsheet
See the services provided by our Employment team.
If you have any questions following the content discussed in this webinar and if you would like to discuss these with one of our experts you can content them using the form below.
What happens when an employee cannot do their job?
Our Employment Solicitors Claire Berry and Joanna Smye delivered a free webinar on ‘what happens when an employee cannot do their job?’.
“Capability” is one of the 5 potentially fair reasons for dismissing an employee, and applies to both poor performance and ill-health. However, managing employees who are unable to do all or part of their job effectively is rarely straightforward. Terminating employment without following key steps could lead to a Tribunal claim where the dismissal is found to be unfair and, depending on the circumstances, discriminatory.
Our Employment Solicitors, Claire Berry and Joanna Smye, go through the law and practice of managing capability, up to and including termination of employment. We cover:
- Performance management, including when there is an underlying health problem and
- Absence management, for both intermittent and long-term absence from work.
You can find a copy of the webinar recording and slides, along with our employment law factsheet, below.
Employment law factsheet
See the services provided by our Employment team.
If you have any questions following the content discussed in this webinar and if you would like to discuss these with one of our experts you can content them using the form below.
HR & Employment law update: April 2023
Our latest webinar, ‘HR & Employment law update April 2023’, is now available on demand!
Staying up to date on the latest changes in employment law is critical for any business owner or HR professional to avoid expensive legal complications, ensure regulatory compliance and cultivate a positive workplace culture.
Our Employment Solicitors, Joanna Smye and Claire Berry delivered a fantastic HR & Employment law update webinar that discussed the most important employment law changes on the horizon for 2023/24, reviewed key cases from the last six months and provided practical advice on the important learning points to take away.
You can find a copy of the webinar recording and slides, along with our employment law factsheet below.
Webinar recording
Employment law factsheet
See the services provided by our Employment team.
If you have any questions following the content discussed in this webinar and if you would like to discuss these with one of our experts you can content them using the form below.
HR & Employment law update: October 2022
Our Employment Solicitors, Joanna Smye and Claire Berry hosted a fantastic HR & Employment law update webinar regarding the current legal landscape and its impacts on best HR practice.
This webinar included learning points from significant Tribunal cases over the last twelve months. We also looked at circumstances when long Covid and menopausal symptoms have amounted to a disability, the latest on holiday pay, and other key developments. We hope you found this helpful and insightful.
You can find a copy of the webinar slides and recording, along with our Employment law factsheet below.
Webinar slides
Employment law factsheet
See the services provided by our Employment team.
We had a really interactive session and answered a lot of questions. Some we have followed up with directly with those that asked, after the webinar. We understand, however, you may have any other questions following the webinar and if you would like to discuss these with one of our experts you can content them using the form below.
We always recommend that you seek advice from a suitably qualified adviser before taking any action. The information in this article only serves as a guide and no responsibility for loss occasioned by any person acting or refraining from action as a result of this material can be accepted by the authors or the firm.
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