Free employment law update seminar at Parc y Scarlets


Legal eagles Red Kite Law will be staging a free employment law update seminar at Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli, on July 29.
Full details from the Red Kite Law team:
When: 4.30 – 6.30pm, 29th July 2014
Where: Parc y Scarlets
We are delighted to invite you to our free employment law update seminar.
The seminar will be run by our fully qualified Employment Solicitors.
It will provide an update of Employment Law for 2014/2015, covering the key topics, and is essential for all business owners, managers and HR officers.
The seminar is free and includes a complimentary handout.
We will cover:
  • Flexible working: the extension of the right to request flexible to all employees from June 2014
  • Holiday pay: should overtime and commission be included in holiday pay following recent cases?
  • Shared parental leave: new system for parents to share leave for babies born after 5 April 2015
  • Managing absence: new assessment and advisory service
  • TUPE: changes to the obligations for small employers
  • Disciplinaries and grievances: a case update on best practice
  • Auto enrolment: an overview of key employer duties and responsibilities
The Red Kite Law team will also provide a general update, including:
  • Antenatal appointments and new rights for fathers
  • National Minimum Wage rate increase
  • New tax-free childcare scheme
  • Discrimination
  • Agency Worker Regulations
  • Acas disciplinary process
  • National Minimum Wage Regulations
  • Tribunal fees
  • Unfair dismissal compensation
RSVP: Spaces are limited so book soon!
Please RSVP by 1pm on 25 July by emailing Lowri or calling 01646 623595.

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