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Annual Review of Employment Law 2018 - Meet the Speakers
Published on: 09/10/2018
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2018 has been an extremely busy year for HR and employment law developments. Get up-to-date with all of the new employment law changes affecting workplaces. We provide you with all the changes you need to know about in 2018/19.

This year's conference dates/venues are:

For more information, full programme, delegate feedback and speaker details, click on a date/venue above.

Introducing this year's speakers:

Jennifer Cashman -Review of the Year

 

Susan Battye - Injunctions in Employment

 

Triona Sugrue & Maura Connolly - Gender Pay Gap Reporting

 

Deirdre Crowley - The GDPR and E Privacy – 6 Months In: Key trends and practical tips for HR professionals

 

Caroline McEnery - Best Practise Workplace Investigations – Top 10 Tips, Including Establishing Appropriate Terms of Reference

 

Michelle Halloran - A Practical Guide to Handling Awkward Situations and Difficult Conversations

 

Peter Brabazon - Spotting the Signs of Autism in the Workplace;

 

Siobhra Rush & Linda Hynes - Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill

 

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