Welcome to our series of short podcasts from the Travers Smith Employment team. Our podcasts are designed to give a basic overview of different areas of UK and international employment law, either as a refresher or update on topical issues, or as a helpful introduction for those new to HR. Episodes cover a range of topics including redundancies, discrimination, key case law, disciplinary hearings and key issues when employing people overseas."
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Welcome to our series of short podcasts from the Travers Smith Employment team. Our podcasts are designed to give a basic overview of different areas of UK and international employment law, either as a refresher or update on topical issues, or as a helpful introduction for those new to HR. Episodes cover a range of topics including redundancies, discrimination, key case law, disciplinary hearings and key issues when employing people overseas."
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
Labour and Conservative: Collective matters, including fire and rehire, redundancies, trade unions and collective bargaining
Employment Law Bitesize Series
13 minutes
1 year ago
Labour and Conservative: Collective matters, including fire and rehire, redundancies, trade unions and collective bargaining
Employment Law Bitesize Series
Welcome to our series of short podcasts from the Travers Smith Employment team. Our podcasts are designed to give a basic overview of different areas of UK and international employment law, either as a refresher or update on topical issues, or as a helpful introduction for those new to HR. Episodes cover a range of topics including redundancies, discrimination, key case law, disciplinary hearings and key issues when employing people overseas."
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
