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How to handle discrimination as a factor in a disciplinary processWrigleys Employment Brunch Briefing

Tuesday 3rd October, 2023 |
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Free to attend

Michael Crowther, employment law specialist at Wrigleys, invites you to a practical and interactive session exploring the tricky interaction of disciplinary procedures and discrimination law. Through this session, we will identify the key risks of discrimination claims that could flow from a disciplinary process and how to mitigate them with practical tips. 

 
 

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Welcome and introduction

How to handle discrimination as a factor in a disciplinary process

Speaker: Michael Crowther is an associate in Wrigleys' employment team

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