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Live Webinar: Bitesize Employment Law Update

Published 27 septiembre 2019

Expert Employment Partner from DAC Beachcroft Katy Horner hosts a live webinar on behalf of HPMA, looking Employment Law:

Click here to download the slides from this session.

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Katy Horner

Katy Horner

Bristol

+44 (0)117 918 2082

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Bristol

+44 (0)117 918 2082

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