Wosskow Brown Mock Employment Tribunal

19th August 2012

Owing to recent changes in the unfair dismissal qualifying period, discrimination claims are likely to become an extremely important issue for employers.

For this reason, Wosskow Brown, HSBC and Pump Court Chambers are taking you behind the scenes of a live Mock Employment Tribunal. Learn how the consequences of not following the proper process in the dismissal of an employee can land you in hot water, and discover why a disgruntled employee, forced to take redundancy, claims for unfair dismissal and discrimination. The Tribunal will feature an Employment Tribunal Judge, representation by barristers from Pump Court Chambers and witnesses for the Claimant and Respondent. There will also be a chance to raise questions to our panel of experts or address any underlying employment law concerns you have. "Great learning seminar" - Company Director, HR Consultancy "Great event, extremely helpful and realistic" - Company Director, Mediation Provider "A valuable insight" - Company Director, Healthcare Provider We hope you will join us for this event, where there will also be plenty of networking opportunities. For more information please go to http://www.wosskowbrown.co.uk/site/library/our_events/ or please contact Charlotte Thornton on 0114 256 1560

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