Weekly Review of Developments 11/12/2020
Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 11 December 2020
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Today would have been the big one for office parties. Remember those?
This week's top stories:
- The last meeting this year of the D&I Forum for 2020 will take place this afternoon at 3.30pm, where a panel will be discussing "You can't be what you can't see - how to get more women in non-traditional roles".
- In Case Reviews this week, Jason Elliott BL discusses another employment status case in which the individual was unable to demonstrate that they were an employee; and an employee was found to have been unfairly dismissed on the grounds of ill health, even in the absence of medical information.
- We have two webinars in January, including our regular Employment Law@11 with Seamus
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