Member Briefing: Employment Law Update

Summary

Are you confident that you are fully up to date with key developments in employment law?

It can be difficult for busy managers and HR practitioners to read and digest the latest legislation, case law and its implications. The Employment Law Update provides a succinct update on a broad range of topical employment law issues covering case law developments, new and forthcoming legislation and other relevant initiatives. The update is complemented by an open forum during which important topical issues are examined and discussed  

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Why attend this event?

Attendance at this course will provide delegates with a greater understanding of employment legislation, awareness of imminent changes in employment law and clarification of new case law through discussion.

Who Should Attend?

  • Directors
  • Managers
  • HR Practitioners
  • Supervisors
  • Team Leaders who are involved in HR or management of people

Programme

Family friendly reform

Following the Government’s response to the Modern Workplaces Consultation, this session will look at the current proposals for 2014/2015 in relation to:

  • flexible working
  • shared parental leave
  • adoption leave
  • unpaid parental leave.

We will look at possible challenges for members arising from the changes, particularly in relation to flexible working and shared parental leave, and how you can start to prepare.

I’m warning you…

A focus on the practical implications of recent case law on warnings for your current disciplinary and absence policies.

Case law update

A look at some recent interesting cases

New legislative landscape

2013 is set to be an interesting year in employment law. We will update you on imminent changes and examine what they mean for you, including:

  • Changes to the law on collective redundancy consultation
  • The new employee owner contracts – will you want to use them?
  • The best of the rest, including changes in foot relating to reserve forces, working time, TUPE and employment tribunal rules

Delegates will take away a series of handouts, including a new disciplinary policy and a ‘to do’ list relating to legislative change.

Questions and Answer Session

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Fees

  • Free - EEF members
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