Joanne Bell

Legal Director

Manchester

Joanne trained with the firm and specialised in employment law on qualification.

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About Joanne

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  • Biography

    Joanne trained with the firm and specialised in employment law on qualification. As a senior solicitor in the team Joanne advised on a wide range of employment law issues and represented clients at employment tribunal.

    After six years with the firm Joanne joined BPP Law School where she was a senior lecturer and Deputy Programme Leader of the Legal Practice Course.

    Joanne returned to DAC Beachcroft in January 2009 as a Professional Support Lawyer for the Employment, Pensions and Immigration Group (“EPI”). Her current role as HLegal Director - Knowledge Lawyer for EPI includes providing sector specific updates to clients and to the EPI on legal developments and their business impact, as well as maintenance of the Group’s knowledge bank and precedents. She is also responsible for the training and development programme for the lawyers in the team.

Sector Expertise
  • Financial Services

Service Expertise
  • Employment

  • Employment

Office Location

Manchester Skyline

Manchester

  • 3 Hardman Street
  • Manchester
  • M3 3HF

+44 (0) 161 934 3260

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Employment

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What the Kings' Speech means for employers

Employment

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Employment Matters – July 2024

Employment

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Employment Matters – July 2024 (Health)

Employment

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Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) launches consultation on amendments to guidance on preventing workplace sexual harassment.

Employment

3 min read

Fixed term contract: Employment Appeal Tribunal agrees renewal of fixed-term contract beyond four years was justified.

Employment

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New guidance on the use of settlement agreements: This guidance is to be adhered to by NHS employers when entering into new settlement agreements

Employment

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Redundancy: Tribunal should have addressed whether the statutory definition of redundancy applied in a maternity leave dismissal case.

Employment

4 min read

Settling future claims: Future discrimination claims precluded by settlement agreement where disabled employee's employment continued.

Employment

2 min read

Tribunal process: Employment Appeal Tribunal upholds case management order to disclose unredacted financial documents in redundancy unfair dismissal and discrimination claim.

Employment

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Whistleblowing and victimisation: employer liable for victimisation and whistleblowing detriment inflicted on an employee years after the protected acts or disclosures were made.