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What's hot (and not) in Employment Law

08 Aug 2022 United Kingdom 1 min read

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    Finally, we take you on a whistle stop tour of ‘what’s hot and not’ in the employment law world, with relevant topics for the media sector such as IR35, sexual harassment, ESG and diversity and inclusion.  We then turn to look at what is (and what is not) on the Government’s agenda for change in the future.  

    What's hot (and not) in Employment Law

    CMS Media Update Morning 2022

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