Course Description: This session will give an update of the employment law challenges that have arisen over the past 12 months. It will look at the impact of the Job Retention Scheme ending, and the introduction of the Job Support Scheme. It will address the Job Retention Bonus, the responsibility on the employer if the employee should be self-isolating and the challenges of getting employees back to work if they are nervous of returning. It will also look at the key issues to think about when facing redundancies. Case law has been minimal during 2020, due to Court sittings being curtailed, but the key cases will be covered as well as looking at non-Covid related developments in employment law during the year.
About the Presenter: Whilst Head of HR at a large manufacturing organisation, Kathy Daniels became interested in employment law and now writes and speaks extensively on the topic. She writes for organisations such as the CIPD as well as presenting seminars and training events. These cover a variety of audiences including small business entrepreneurs on the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses programme, HR practitioners and lawyers.
She has written a number of books, including an employment law textbook which is now in its fifth edition. She writes regular newsletters for a range of organisations, including the CIPD. Kathy is the CIPD Lead Tutor for employment law and is also a Lay Member of the Employment Tribunals, sitting in Birmingham.
In addition to this, Kathy is an Associate Professor at Aston University teaching employment law and employee relations at undergraduate and postgraduate level, and is Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor (International).
Kathy is a Fellow of the CIPD and a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
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