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Legal events, webinars and training
Eversheds Sutherland provides thought leadership, legal updates and horizon scanning through our events, webinars and training courses. Our programme of events, webinars and training courses are designed to keep you up to date with key challenges you face on a daily basis.
If you have any queries about our free webinars or events please email webinars@eversheds-sutherland.com.
For queries about our paid virtual training sessions, please email training@eversheds-sutherland.com or call +44 113 200 4040
Upcoming events, webinars and training
Current developments in employment law - returning to business as normal?
As vaccine programmes promise new hope, employers and the Government are looking to move beyond the pandemic and plan for the future - a future outside the European Union. Will the Government return to its employment manifesto commitments, or has COVID-19 reset policy priorities? What is achievable? How will the pandemic change HR practices in the long term?Dutch employment law training
Employee rights are well protected under Dutch law, especially in dismissal cases, but employers are able to swiftly adjust staff levels in their company due to changes in, for example a fluctuation in workload. A wide variety of options are available for employers to hire people in a flexible manner provided that the rules are used properly.German employment law training
Germany is a major trading partner for many countries throughout the world, not to mention the most important single market in the European Union.International Pensions Promises conference
We are living in exceptional times. The global Covid-19 crisis has forced governments and regulators to provide various support packages and easements which have impacted on retirement benefit plans and sponsors.Introduction to US employment law
The United States is a complex marketplace and employment rules vary significantly across the states. Our training course is led by a US lawyer with over 30 years’ experience advising companies ranging from large multinationals to small start-up enterprises.Pensions education sector annual conference 2021
Following the success of our pensions education sector conferences in 2019 and 2020, we will be holding our 2021 conference in our Birmingham office (subject to Covid19 government guidelines)PMI Award in Pension Trusteeship training course
The Pensions Management Institute’s Award in Pension Trusteeship (PMI APT), also known as Unit 1 of the Level 3 Certificate in Pension Trusteeship, is a longstanding industry qualification. Anyone wanting to become accredited as a professional trustee via either the PMI or the Association of Professional Pension Trustees route must now pass the PMI APT exam. Accreditation is fast becoming the norm.Webinar - Adjustments - What is reasonable ?
When a disabled job applicant or employee is ‘substantially’ disadvantaged, the employer has a legal duty to make ‘reasonable’ adjustments. The difficulty is that what is reasonable depends upon the circumstances of each case, and upon the size and resources of the employer.Webinar - An introduction to contracts for education institutions
In this webinar we will look at : We will look at the legal essentials for contract formation and the meaning of some common clauses found in contracts.Webinar - An introduction to trans-national agreements for educational institutions
This session will cover an introduction to academic collaborations and contracts with international agents.Webinar - Apprenticeship employer agreements
This session will cover an introduction to these agreements and the ESFA Funding rules which underpin them.Webinar - Charity law for educational institutions
In this session we will cover key charity issues for institutions including:Webinar - Company law refresher for education institutions
We will provide a refresher on the administration of companies from a company law perspective.Webinar - Dealing with student/staff sexual misconduct allegations
The tertiary education sector is under increasing scrutiny in respect of how it responds to and deals with allegations of sexual misconduct raised by students and by staff and the strategies and arrangements institutions have in place to prevent such conduct and to support students and staff generally.Webinar - GDPR update for HR professionals
Although the provisions of GDPR came into force in May 2018, the implications of the changes are still being felt. This is the six monthly update for HR professionals in the education sector.Webinar - Hot topics for HR
In this six monthly update, we will look at the recent and forthcoming changes with a particular focus on those most relevant for the education sector.Webinar - HR essentials – managing difficult HR matters with confidence
Line managers in the education sector can often lack the confidence to manage difficult people issues.Webinar - Investigating and managing sexual harassment complaints – latest developments and key legal issues ?
The issue of sexual harassment continues to be high profile with widespread local, national and international coverage across multiple sectors and jurisdictions. This has included widespread discussion and analysis of the issue in the education sector and an examination of how institutions currently deal with such allegations and whether their current practises and policies are fit for purpose.Webinar - IP commercialisation for education institutions
In this webinar we will look at : − what is IP? (TM/copyright/designs etc) − the importance of IP for institutions − sector-specific IP issues (charity/academic are not always employees/scholarly works) − questions for institutions to consider (eg What are your most valuable assets? What can be commercialised?)Webinar - Joint ventures for educational institutions
There are more models for joint ventures across the education sector than ever before: Institutes of Technology, research institutes, joint schools, UTC’s, National Colleges and service sharing vehicles to name but a few. Each of these models is unique and we could never explain the detail of each in one session. But all educational joint ventures have some key aspects in common and risks which should be considered. We will look at a framework for legally risk assuring any joint venture.Webinar - Leveraging your estate to generate income and capital
− Institutions increasingly recognise their estates as more than just the physical space they occupy. Their property interests can be valuable assets, with a central role to play in an institution’s financial future.Webinar - Litigation Snapshot 1 - How to effectively handle group claims
Group claims are becoming an increasing fact of life in the sector. Whether it’s claims arising from the pandemic, student claims more broadly or the fallout from cyber/data breaches the range of issues which give rise to the risk of group actions is growing.Webinar - Litigation Snapshot 2 - How to Effectively Handle and Resolve Student Claims
Student claims are on the rise for a number of reasons including but not limited to the current economic conditions which give rise to more debt-related disputes and a greater use of internet research and resources which mean that institutions can be faced with having to deal with vexatious litigants. Institutions therefore need to have a firm strategy for handling those claims from the outset.Webinar - Litigation Snapshot 4 - How to Effectively Settle a Dispute
Education clients usually prefer to avoid litigation not least given the costs, time and resource involved. When faced with a dispute it is therefore important for the institution to make an informed decision on the best route to resolve the matter, in order to avoid litigation.Webinar - Litigation Snapshot 5 - The Regulatory Regime and Public Law Challenges- a topical roundup
In this session, we look at some topical issues arising out of the regulation of the sectorWebinar - Managing staff mental health and wellbeing
There is increasing awareness of the impact of mental health issues on staff in educational establishments.Webinar - Participation and liability management
The Pensions team at Eversheds Sutherland are delighted to invite you to join our Participation and Liability Management Webinar. This webinar will be relevant for further and higher education institutions, schools and academy trusts.Webinar - Protecting your IP when contracting with third parties - IP development and exploitation agreements
In this webinar we will look at : − contract principles − early questions to consider: − what is the purpose of collaboration? − what IP may be generated? − who owns background IP?Webinar - Restructuring, redundancy and contractual variation
Restructuring is an important issue in the current economic climate. Institutions are facing uncertainty over the impact coronavirus on their various funding streams as well as the ongoing legacy of Brexit on areas such research funding and student recruitment and fees.Webinar - Snapshot 3 - Topical issues relating to contractual claims
This bite size webinar will look at some topical issues surrounding contractual claims particularly the light of the pandemic.Webinar - Student contracts and consumer law compliance
Higher education institutions and further education colleges continue to face close scrutiny of the compliance of their student contracts with consumer law, not just from the Office for Students, Office of the Independent Adjudicator and Competition & Markets Authority but also from students who are increasingly aware of their consumer and contractual rights and ready to challenge institutions where they perceive they have not been afforded those rights.Webinar - Student mental health and information sharing
In this webinar we will look at : There are a number of key data sharing issues currently facing higher education institutions and further education colleges in the context of student mental health and wellbeing.Webinar - The skilled worker route - what do you need to know and how do you remain compliant?
The new immigration regime has introduced fundamental changes to the recruitment and employment of non-British and Irish nationals.Webinar - The student route – what do you need to know and how do you remain compliant?
The replacement of the Tier 4 immigration route with the new Student and Child Student routes has introduced fundamental changes to the recruitment of non-British and Irish students.Webinar - What next for estates?
In this six monthly update we will look at recent and forthcoming hot topics and changes which Estates Directors and their teams need to be aware of, with a particular focus on those most relevant for the education sector.
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