
EMPLOYMENT UPDATE:
THE LEGAL PERSPECTIVE
We would like to invite you to the next Ashley Kate HR Network Event where leading employment lawyers from international law firm Eversheds LLP will provide an update to HR professionals on key legal developments.
This is an essential update for anyone involved in HR.
The evening will be led by Simon Rice-Birchall, Helena Tattersall and Emma Stevens from the Eversheds LLP Human Resources Group.
Simon Rice-Birchall
Simon is a partner in the Employment Group. He has considerable experience of employment litigation and has a reputation in the marketplace for his discrimination law expertise. Simon has been responsible for a number of high profile discrimination cases over the last 10 years and continues to build this area of his practice. In addition, Simon’s contentious workload includes unfair dismissal, whistleblowing and executive terminations. In addition to his contentious practice, Simon also gives advice in relation to non-contentious matters such as the implications of the TUPE regulations in many different change situations, issues relating to proposals to change terms and conditions of employment and large scale redundancy exercises.
Helena Tattersall
Helena is a solicitor within the Employment Group with experience in both contentious and non-contentious employment law. Helena qualified in September 2007 and advises a variety of public and private sector clients on all aspects of employment law, including unfair dismissal, redundancy and discrimination, including multiple equal pay claims within the public sector. Her key focus is on the education and health sectors. Helena also conducts her own advocacy in the Employment Tribunal.
Emma Stevens
Emma is a Solicitor in the Employment Group. Emma has experience of a wide range of employment issues, including handling Tribunal claims and carrying out policy reviews. Emma has a particular interest in public sector issues and is a member of the Education team, providing advice to a variety of educational institutions in both the further and higher education sectors. She also has experience of handling equal pay claims in the healthcare sector and is a member of the Immigration team.
Please join our interactive update where you will have the opportunity to question experts on topical legal issues and discuss employment law developments expected during 2012.
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The event is sponsored by the Ashley Kate HR and is free to all HR Network members. Non members will pay a small charge of £25 per delegate.
Buffet & refreshments are provided.
We look forward to seeing you on Thursday 17th May 2012.
Naomi Asher
Hilary Scanlon
Directors
Membership of the Ashley Kate HR Network is FREE and opens a range of additional exclusive benefits including substantial discounts on introduction and advertising fees, free attendance at HR Network seminars held at many locations nationwide and free newsletters, salary surveys and HR research. If you are interested in finding our more about HR Network membership please contact James Beighton
