HR Forum: Employment Law Essentials and Recent Changes
About the event
Rights, responsibilities and liabilities; contracts, policies and procedures – there are many angles to employment law and your position as an employer. Whether you are an established business that already employs staff, or you are just appointing your first team members, HR managers and business owners have a lot to keep on top of as employment law changes regularly.
Richard Gvero and Miranda Mulligan from the Longmores Employment team, will cover key employment law issues including:
- Contracts and policies
- Rights and liabilities
- Fair process
- Common traps
They will also explain the changes introduced in January 2024:
- Working Time Regulations affecting holiday entitlements for people who work irregular hours
- Proposed changes to parental leave pay rates, paternity leave rules and a new right to unpaid leave for carers
A Q&A session will follow the presentation when delegates can ask their questions.
Speakers
Longmores Solicitors
Joint Senior Partner, Head of Commercial and Head of Employment
01992 305210
Richard specialises in employment law and supports businesses and individuals with a broad spectrum of staffing issues. These include company restructures and redundancy, disciplinary and grievance processes, TUPE and other employment aspects of commercial contracts and all types of employment dispute, including unfair dismissal and discrimination claims. Richard is ranked in The Legal 500 and is an accredited mediator.
Longmores Solicitors
Senior Solicitor
01992 305212
miranda.mulligan@longmores.law
Miranda is a solicitor specialising in advising businesses on employment law. She has experience bringing and defending employment tribunal proceedings, as well as being an accredited mediator. Miranda also helps her clients with contracts of employment, consultancy agreements and settlement agreements. Miranda is ranked as a Rising Star in The Legal 500 and is an accredited mediator.
Booking
We are co-hosting this event with the Hertfordshire Chamber of Commerce and it is free to attend.
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