Karen Moss spoke on panel at Birmingham Law Society’s Question Time event
2nd July 2025
Karen Moss, Head of 3PB's Employment and Discrimination Group, spoke on the panel at Birmingham Law Society’s Question Time event, hosted by No.5 Chambers.
The event was targeted at all employment professionals including employment lawyers and those in HR. It dived into the details surrounding the Employment Rights Bill 2024 and its potential implications.
The panellists spoke about different aspects of the proposed Bill. Karen focussed on the far-reaching proposals regarding Zero Hours and Low Hours Contracts, including for agency workers.
Karen Moss has over 20 years' experience as an employment law specialist, instructed on behalf of both respondents and claimants to undertake all aspects of employment and discrimination work.
For more information or to instruct Karen, please contact her clerk Russell Porter on [email protected] or via telephone 01865 793 736.
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