Tuesday 21st June 2011 (One day seminar)
Event code: CLC119
VENUE: Protocol National, Castle Marina Road, Nottingham NG7 1TN
Who Should Attend
A practical one day event for Principals, senior managers and senior HR personnel.
Overview
This session looks at the regulatory perils that senior college management face on a daily basis and at how institutions themselves may be convicted of criminal offences.
The session will be highly interactive. Delegates will be asked questions throughout and will be asked to consider
• Compliance issues and the consequences of failure to comply
• Risks and liabilities for the College as well as for themselves
• Protecting the senior team
We will cover the following topics:
• Protection from Harassment Act
• Smoking
• National Minimum Wage
• Child Protection and Related Issues
• Corporate Manslaughter/Corporate Homicide Act
• Working Time Regulations
• Data Protection Act 1998
• The Asylum and Immigration Act
• Immigration and Student Issues
• Workplace Driving
Delegates will gain an understanding of managing the risks associated with the above legislation and how to ensure that their institutions stay on the right side of the law.
For delegates to get the most from this seminar, it is important that it is as interactive as possible. The timings will be flexible to allow for maximum participation and speakers will invite you to contribute to discussions and ask questions whenever the opportunities arise.
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Speakers
Simon Graham
Senior HR Consultant, Protocol National
Simon is the sector’s leading expert on HR issues affecting colleges. He has operated as senior adviser to a number of Principals through recent mergers and acquisitions. Simon has experience as a college HR Director, as Deputy Director at the AoC and as Director of his own successful consultancy company serving the college sector.
Ben Wood,
Senior Associate, Eversheds
Working with Corporation Members, Clerks and SMTs Ben specialises in providing employment law advice to clients in the FE sector. Recent experience includes advising colleges on mergers, TUPE, structural change, governance and diversity.
Ben conducts his own advocacy in employment tribunals and is a regular speaker at training seminars for the sector.
Delegate fee: £245 (excluding VAT)
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For further information call Lauren Gage on 0115 911 1227 or email lgage@protocol-national.co.uk
