Employment Law Nowcast
Employment Law experts from Greenwoods provide an insight into employment law issues impacting businesses today
Employment Law Nowcast
Listen in as Employment team members discuss topical issues, highlight key points and share their thoughts on how employers might react. Designed to help those responsible for HR understand the issues and their context quickly. And as a result of listening, be in a great position to respond to the impact on their organisation effectively. (It makes explaining tricky employment law concepts to others much easier too.)
These podcasts are for general purposes and guidance only and do not constitute legal or professional advice. You should seek legal advice before relying on its content. Podcasts relate to the prevailing circumstances at the date of recording.
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Episodes
Jul 10, 2023
Jul 10, 2023
22 min
Podcast host and Employment solicitor Micheala Drazek is joined by Employment Partners John Macaulay and Keith Williams to discuss AI, but this time, in the workplace. They discuss artificial hallucination and why employers need an AI policy.
Jun 16, 2023
Jun 16, 2023
21 min
Podcast host and Employment solicitor Micheala Drazek is joined by Employment Partners John Macaulay and Keith Williams to discuss AI. They’re not professing to be experts, but aim to give an oversight of what AI is and how it can be used.
This update is for general purposes and guidance only; it does not constitute legal or professional advice. You should seek legal advice before relying on its content. This update relates to the prevailing circumstances at the date of recording.
May 30, 2023
May 30, 2023
33 min
Podcast host and Employment solicitor Micheala Drazek is joined by Employment Partners John Macaulay and Keith Williams to discuss the Retained EU Law Bill, proposed changes to the Working Time Regulations and TUPE, as well as possible changes to non-compete restrictive covenants.
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This update is for general purposes and guidance only; it does not constitute legal or professional advice. You should seek legal advice before relying on its content. This update relates to the prevailing circumstances at the date of recording.