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Employment law round up and preview

Join Julie Bann, David Leach and Christian Grierson as they review the key cases for employers from 2023 as well as a look ahead to the new laws coming in during 2024 and how these will impact your workforce.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understanding the implications of key cases from 2023 and how to integrate insights from judgments into effective workforce management strategies.
  • Anticipating and preparing for forthcoming legislative changes in 2024.
  • Identifying shifts in employee rights and corresponding employer responsibilities.
  • Implementing necessary adjustments to ensure compliance with evolving legal frameworks.

About the speakers

Nicola Khon

David Leach

David is a public sector specialist. He has substantial experience working across all aspects of employment law for a wide variety of local government and public sector partners, including the police and educational establishments.

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Julie Bann

Julie supports both employers and individuals working in a wide range of sectors from individual and small charities to large multi-national companies. She particularly specialises in supporting charities and educational organisations.

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