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ELA & Birmingham Law Society: The ‘new normal’: the employment law considerations of lifting Covid restrictions

St Philips Chambers reception
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Guy Dunwoody

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Free Webinar, Thursday 27th May 2021 16:15-17:15

The event will be chaired by Jog Hundle, Employment Partner from Mills and Reeve, and will be joined by the following key panellists:

  • Kam Bains, Senior Legal Adviser from Make UK, The Manufacturers’ Organisation
  • Elaine Huttley, Employment Partner from national law firm Irwin Mitchell LLP; and
  • Joel Wallace, Barrister from St Philips Chambers.

Click here for more information: https://www.elaweb.org.uk/training-and-events/1222

Written by Guy Dunwoody

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