New - employment law case update now available summarising cases of note
8th July 2020
3PB employment barristers Naomi Webber and Daniel Brown bring you a round-up of relevant case law updates in this 25-minute briefing.
During this recorded case law update Naomi and Daniel outline the most recent decisions and offer their thoughts on the implications for practitioners.
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