Lawrite employment law training

Lawrite can provide employment law training for employers, managers, and HR professionals.

Employment law training courses currently available are:

For more information about any of these courses and availability please contact us in the first instance by e-mail to sales@lawrite.co.uk.

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Training courses in London EC2

All training courses take place at our offices at Longcroft House in Victoria Avenue, London EC2 4NS, which is conveniently situated less than three minutes walk from the Bishopsgate entrance to Liverpool Street railway station.

We can also run training courses on-site for employers and their managers, contact us for more information.


1. Employment law basic introduction course

This course is aimed at any employer or HR manager and gives an introductory overview of employment law and how it applies in the workplace.

Course contents:

  1. What is employment law?
  2. The contract of employment.
  3. Employee rights.
  4. Employment Tribunals.
  5. Wages.
  6. Unfair and Wrongful Dismissal.
  7. Changes to the law.
  8. The cost of going to law.
  9. Golden Rules for HR.

Course duration: Half day - approximately three hours starting at 10am.

Cost £150 (plus VAT) per attendee.

Available dates: 2013 - TBA.


2. Employment law in-depth introduction workshop

This course is aimed at any employer or HR manager and gives an in-depth view of employment law and how it applies in the workplace.

It explains what the everyday issues are and the consequences of workplace disputes and Tribunal claims.

There are practical role play exercises to enable attendees to understand and practise what they have been taught in the context of everyday business examples.

Course contents:

  1. What is employment law?
  2. The contract of employment.
  3. Employee rights.
  4. Employment Tribunals.
  5. Wages.
  6. Unfair and Wrongful Dismissal.
  7. Changes to the law.
  8. The cost of going to law.
  9. Golden Rules for HR.

Course duration: 1 day course 10-1300 (break) 1400 – 1530; 1530 – 1730 role play exercises and multiple choice paper.

Cost £325 (plus VAT) per attendee.

Available dates: 2013 - TBA.


3. Equality in the workplace and how to handle it

A practical training workshop.

The Equality Act 2010 consolidated the existing anti-discrimination law into one Act and also introduced important changes in the law. This workshop will show managers what the issues are and how to avoid discrimination.

Our experience advising thousands of employers since 1997 shows that many Tribunal claims are caused by managers and staff who (although well trained and experienced in their own business skills) lack sufficient knowledge and instinct for spotting potential discrimination claims and fail to handle staff management issues well enough to avoid situations that lead to claims.

We have always argued that prevention is better than a cure. Training your managers, recruiters and other staff who deal with the people who work for you can save you thousands of pounds worth of management time and legal costs that are otherwise devoted to claims and grievances.

Our claims advisers find that time and time again they see cases where the staff initially involved in handling an employee issue failed to see the potential claim and manage the risk.

By training staff to manage people and see the potential claims that can be avoided you are doing the best thing you can to manage the risks of costly Tribunal claims and staff grievances.

Course contents:

  1. The Equality Act 2010.
  2. The protected characteristics.
  3. Discrimination.
  4. The recruitment process.
  5. Induction.
  6. Policies and how to implement them.
  7. Spotting potential claims.
  8. Dealing with complaints.
  9. Practical exercises (role play).
  10. Summary and conclusions.

Course duration: 1 day course 10-1300 (break) 1400 – 1530; 1530 – 1730 role play exercises and multiple choice paper.

Cost £325 (plus VAT) per attendee.

Available dates: 2013 - TBA.


4. Unfair dismissal – how to avoid it

A practical training workshop for managers about how to discipline or dismiss staff.

This course is aimed at any employer or manager and explains what can cause claims of unfair dismissal and how to handle staff discipline and when necessary how to carry out a dismissal fairly.

By far the biggest cause of unfair dismissal claims is errors by employers who fail to follow a fair procedure. By understanding the concepts of unfair dismissal and how a disciplinary process is expected to be carried out the course gives any employer or manager invaluable experience of how to avoid costly tribunal claims.

An essential part of the course is the practical exercises in the afternoon where we simulate situations at work and delegates can take part in role play to experience how disciplinary hearings should be conducted and react to potential dismissal situations.

Course duration: 1 day course 10-1300 (break) 1400 – 1430; 1430 – 1730 role play exercises and multiple choice paper.

Cost £325 (plus VAT) per attendee.

Available dates: 2013 - TBA.

 

 

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Save thousands of pounds worth of management time and legal costs

Employers and managers fail to foresee potential discrimination claims and fail to handle staff management issues well enough to avoid situations that lead to claims.

Training your managers, recruiters and other staff who deal with the people who work for you can save you thousands of pounds worth of management time and legal costs that are otherwise devoted to claims and grievances.

Our claims advisers find that time and time again they see cases where the staff initially involved in handling an employee issue failed to see the potential claim and manage the risk.

By training staff to effectively manage people, and understand the potential claims that can be avoided, you are doing the best thing you can to manage the risks of costly Employment Tribunal claims and staff grievances.

Martin PhillipsMartin Phillips, Managing Director Lawrite HR

 

Bribery Act 2010 training workshops

We can also provide training for business owners and managers about the impact of the Bribery Act 2010 on how they run their businesses, and how to comply.

Bribery Act training - find out more here.