Employment Rights Act – Essentials in 30 Minutes: Anti-Harassment
Past event
Organised by The CIPD Branch in Birmingham
Past event
Organised by The CIPD Branch in Birmingham
A short update, delivered as part of our Employment Rights Act bite-size update series, with a focus on anti-harassment.
1 x 30-minute briefing on key elements of the Employment Rights Act, specifically related to anti-harassment legislation. This will be hosted online and is available to all Members
Speakers bios
Lisa Kemp
Working in employment law gives Lisa a diverse workload and client portfolio, spanning both contentious and non-contentious matters. It is a fast-paced and politically influenced area of law, requiring a pragmatic and commercially focused approach.
Lisa takes the time to understand clients and their businesses, building strong and trusting relationships along the way. With a focus on being responsive and delivering practical, commercially tailored solutions, Lisa does not over-promise but aims to over-deliver. Advice is always provided within the context of each client’s risk profile and wider objectives, with a focus on adding value wherever possible. This can include making valuable introductions to others within Lisa’s network.
The commercial client base ranges from small, owner-managed businesses with just a handful of employees to large, well-known global brands.
Lisa’s specialisms include representing both claimants and respondents in employment tribunal proceedings, providing day-to-day HR support, advising on restructuring and redundancy, and drafting employment documentation. Lisa also negotiates employee exits and settlement disputes, as well as providing corporate support on the employment aspects of mergers and acquisitions, disposals and corporate restructuring.
Additional experience includes guiding employers through TUPE and delivering HR and employment law training.
Outside of work, Lisa’s passions include travel and keeping fit.
Profile for Guy Hollebon taken from HCR Law website:
Employment law is a constantly evolving and dynamic area of practice, giving Guy Hollen the opportunity to combine working with people alongside complex, challenging and interesting legal situations every day — something Guy particularly thrives on.
Guy works with individuals at senior executive level, as well as organisations ranging from large international companies such as BA Plc to public sector organisations including Monmouthshire County Council. Taking the time to understand clients and the organisations they work within enables Guy to provide focused and effective representation tailored to their particular circumstances.
Every case matters to Guy, regardless of its size, value or complexity. Guy enjoys the challenge of finding practical solutions to workplace issues quickly and effectively, while continually looking for innovative ways to resolve problems and achieve the desired outcome. A strong commercial focus, combined with extensive employment law knowledge, allows Guy to provide pragmatic advice that works in practice.
Seeing people grow, develop and fulfil their potential is what drives Guy, both professionally and personally. This extends to supporting his own son in pursuing his passion — in his case, driving go-karts.
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