Employment Law Revision Day with Mark McAllister
Posted in : Supplementary Articles NI on 10 February 2022 Issues covered: Case LawIn this webinar recording, Mark McAllister, Director of Employment Relations at the Labour Relations Agency, and Scott Alexander, Head of Learning and Development at Legal Island, discuss the top 5 employment cases of the year from Northern Ireland and Great Britain that impact on NI employers.
This recording looks at case review, with each covering:
- A short discussion on the facts and background in the case
- A short discussion on the decision and why it’s important to you
- Recommended actions as a result of the decision
Cases include:
5. Mercer v Alternative Future Group
4. Maya Forstater v CGD Europe, Centre for Global Development & Masood Ahmed
3. Asda Stores Ltd v
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