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The new Equality (Race and Disability) Bill - what you need to know

Run Time
22 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Employment
Available Until
16/06/2027

Price £130.00

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Description

Julie Bann, Partner at Sharpe Pritchard LLP, discusses what you need to know about the new Equality (Race and Disability) Bill. She discusses the following:

  • legislative goals;
  • key measures proposed;
  • consultation process;
  • implantation timeline;
  • risks and opportunities;
  • pay gap reporting alignment;
  • data collection and reporting standards;
  • ONS classifications;
  • action plans and communication;
  • next steps for organisations;
  • legal considerations; and
  • equal pay proposals.


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Speakers

Julie Bann

Partner

Sharpe Pritchard

Julie supports both employers and individuals working in a wide range of sectors from individual and small charities to large multi-national companies. She particularly specialises in supporting charities and educational organisations.  Julie also sits as a part-time judge in England.

Julie’s role:
Julie provides advice to employers across a wide range of sectors but particularly specialises in advising clients from the public sector and the third sector. She has substantial experience of advising on both contentious and non-contentious matters.

Skills and strengths:
Julie is particularly skilled at managing risks associated with employee disputes. She has built strong working relationships with HR teams  and regularly acts as a sounding board to advise on mitigating risks in internal employee disputes, restructures and pay reviews, TUPE disputes and complex employment litigation.

Julie has expertise in advising on all employment law-related issues from drafting and revising employment contracts and procedures to resolving internal disputes and managing Employment Tribunal claims.
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