Open Training Course UK Employment Law Leeds 12 May 2015


There have been significant changes to Employment Law over the past 12 to 18 months and more changes are pending.  The General Election adds a new dimension with a diverse range of initiatives being proposed, many of which impact on employment law.

 HR Teams, Management, Union and Staff Representatives not to mention staff themselves all benefit from having a robust understanding of Employment Law.  
Whilst larger organisations benefit from running in-house staff training days on and around employment law, employment legislation, rights and responsibilities small organisations benefit when a company specialist, for example the HR manager or a senior operational manager can attend an open training course

 To show case the quality of Concrew Training courses and to provide an opportunity for smaller organisations and businesses to access our support we are running a one-day open course on Employment Law, Rights and Responsibilities in Birmingham City Centre, venue to be finalised, on 12 May 2015.

 The cost to attend is £239+vat. 

 Concrew Training's courses are interactive, participative and fun but to achieve this we need to keep delegate number low, consequently places are very limited.  Early booking is recommended. Credit Card payments only. 

 Course content will be updated before the course runs to ensure it captures the latest changes and developments.

 More Information HERE

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