Name: Girlings Solicitors
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Employment Law Webinar - Monday, 21 November at 12 - 1pm

Event

This one hour webinar on Monday, 21 November, aimed at HR professionals, managers and business owners, considered the following issues:

David Morgan, Senior Associate Solicitor - Skilled Worker Visa Sponsorship

Why become a visa sponsor?
The application process
Sponsorship certificates
Charges and responsibilities

Paul McAleavey, Partner - Common Recruitment Pitfalls & How to Avoid Them

Discovering an employee has lied on their CV
Reference related issues and applications from former employees
Employees changing their mind and retracting acceptance

Carl Vincent, Head of Employment Law - Confidential Information & How to Protect it

What information is protectable?
Drafting for protection
Technical safeguards and monitoring
Legal redress

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Carl Vincent

Chairman, Head of Department

Employment Law

Carl advises businesses, partners and senior executives on all areas of employment law and Employment Tribunal litigation. He also has extensive experience of High Court litigation and partnership, LLP and shareholder disputes.

Paul McAleavey

Partner

Employment Law

Paul is a Partner at the Firm and his practice includes advising companies, senior executives, professional footballers and LLPs on a wide range of employment and HR issues. He has a decade of experience at top-ranked London law firms, including in the City of London.

David Morgan

Partner

Employment law

David has a background in science and the pharmaceutical industry and before training as a solicitor he spent more than 10 years as a research scientist in the pharmaceutical industry; working for the world’s largest pharmaceutical company Pfizer, in their Bioprocess Development Group at Sandwich, Kent.