Interactive Employment and Immigration law webinar
SMB are hosting an invitation only webinar on the latest developments in Employment and Immigration law on March 25th at 11am. This session will be presented by Sundeep Rathod and Daniel Cotton who will be talking about the post-Brexit landscape and will bring you up to date on the key recent and upcoming changes, including:
- Recruitment issues post Brexit – EU and non-EU nationals
- Frontier Worker permit – what is it and how does it work
- Homeworking issues post Covid-19
- Upcoming employment law changes including IR35
- Uber in the Supreme Court – what next for the gig economy
The session will last for one hour and there is time to ask questions to Sundeep and Daniel both, confidentially by sending questions through in advance, and via open discussion during the webinar.
This session has been created specifically for those dealing with workplace employment and immigration matters including but not limited to:
- Human Resources Managers
- Human Resources Business Partners
- Business Owners
Registration is essential and you can reserve a place here
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