Daniel Barnett's
Employment Law
Autumn Report 2020
RECORDINGS AND WORBOOK
Video 1
The Job Support Scheme
The Job Retention Bonus
Criminal offences
Video 2
Interim relief and whistleblowing
ERA 1996 s44: Employees who won't come to work
Video 3
Update on constructive dismissal
Update on personality clash dismissals
Update on TUPE
Q&A Session
Bonus question and answer session, with Daniel Barnett answering live questions from attendees.
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Daniel Barnett
Barrister, Outer Temple Chambers
Daniel Barnett is a leading employment law barrister practising from Outer Temple Chambers. With 25 years’ experience defending public and private sector employers against employment claims, he has represented a Royal Family, several international airlines, FTSE-100 companies, various NHS Trusts and local authorities, and one of TV’s Dragons from Dragon’s Den. Employee clients include a former Chancellor of the Exchequer and many senior executives.
Daniel is a member of the BAILII advisory board, and a past chair of the Employment Lawyers’ Association’s publishing committee and electronic services working party. He is the author or co-author of twelve books, including the leading title Handbook on Employment Law (currently in its 8th edition). He is the creator of the Employment Law (UK) mailing list, an email alerter bulletin service sending details of breaking news in employment law three times a week to over 30,000 recipients.
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