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Looking back over 2023 and ahead to 2024

By Greg Burgess Simon Bellm

04/03/2024

In this session we will cover the key cases and developments of the last 12 months, and look ahead to what to expect in employment law in 2024.

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Greg Burgess

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Advises on restructures, TUPE, trade union law, dismissal claims, discrimination, harassment and has experience defending Employment Tribunal claims.
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Simon Bellm

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Specialist in intricate employee relations and structural change matters and offering expertise in TUPE issues.

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