Master Class: Employment Law in 2021 | Date: 4th February 2021 | Time: 1pm – 5pm | Venue: Online

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on employment law has been (and continues to be) significant, particularly around the area of employees and employers rights. In this Master Class, we will get you up to speed on all the current thinking on this subject to enable you to manage your business and your people through the pandemic and beyond.

Course content:

During this Master Class, you will learn about and have the opportunity to talk to experts about specific subjects such as:

• Long Covid – employees’ rights
• Update on the Furlough scheme – Where are we now?

*This webinar is provided for legal education purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for taking legal advice about a particular case. Only general information will be given and, if you rely on the content of the session, you do so at your own risk.

Note: In order to ensure the event is tailored as far a possible to attendees’ needs, we will be taking questions ahead of the event. Once you have completed your event registration form, we will send you an email address for you to mail your questions to us.

Guest Speaker: Mathew Game

Mathew Game is the Solicitor in the NLS Legal Advice Centre specialising in Employment Law. He supervises students working in NLS on employment law cases and working on employment cases for representation at Tribunals. He selects and trains students working within the NLS Legal Advice Centre and assesses the appropriateness of cases for the Centre. Mathew also takes on his own caseload in addition to providing supervision on matters. Mathew worked as an Employment Solicitor for several years in private practice and was Head of Employment at a Sheffield firm prior to joining the NLS Legal Advice Centre. Mathew will be joined by a group of student volunteers from Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre (Nottingham Trent University).

**Due to our funded contract this workshop is only available to individuals or businesses residing in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Greater Lincolnshire and Leicestershire.***