Introduction to Employment Law- TWO DAYS
Law Centre NI
Employment Law in Northern Ireland continues to change at a rapid pace.
This course provides an overview of existing and new employment law as it relates to employees.
INTRODUCTION TO EMPLOYMENT LAW
(TWO DAYS)
Employment Law in Northern Ireland continues to change at a rapid pace. This course provides an
overview of existing and new employment law as it relates to employees. Due to the subject’s increased
relevance and importance in today’s employment market, and in response to comments from past
attendees, the course is now run over a two day period to maximise attendee input and participation.
What level is it?
Introductory/Intermediate
This course is linked to Legal Advice National Occupational Standard IB15 – Employment Legal Advice
DATE:
Thursday 29 and Friday 30 January 2015
TIME:
10.00am – 4.00pm
VENUE:
Law Centre NI
124 Donegall Street
Belfast
BT1 2GY
TUTOR:
Daire Murphy, Law Centre (NI)
FEES:
Members voluntary
£140.00
Non members voluntary
£220.00
Members statutory/private
£220.00
Non members statutory/private
£350.00
Application forms should be returned to Law Centre (NI) 124 Donegall Street, Belfast, BT1 2BY by
Thursday 15th January 2015 by fax on 028 90236340 or by email at: [email protected]
Tea and coffee will be provided, as are all course materials.
This course will count as 10 hours towards Continuing Professional Development requirements
for advisers, solicitors
Please circulate this information to interested colleagues within your organisation.
THIS VENUE HAS DISABLED ACCESS
Introduction to Employment Law- TWO DAYS
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