New employment webinar available to watch now - Religion and Belief in the Workplace
14th July 2020
3PB barristers Naomi Webber and Katherine Anderson bring you another chance to see this webinar - first broadcast on 9 July 2020 - in which Katherine and Naomi discuss Religion and Belief in the Workplace, the issues arising and the implications of relevant case law.
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