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Redundancy, lay-off and employer insolvency

One day training course, Derry

The economic downturn has led to a massive increase in the number of people being made redundant. Employees are also being laid off, put on short-time, or asked to vary their contractual entitlements in order to keep their jobs. This course aims to equip advisers with knowledge of workers’ legal rights in these situations and to suggest tactics that might be useful in negotiating with an employer. As many employers are also becoming insolvent, we will go on to examine how to recover money due from administrators and from the DEL National Insurance Fund.

DATE:	Thursday 4^th June 2009
TIME:	10.00am – 4.00pm
Venue:	Unison, Office
	The Old Church
	Clarendon Street
	DERRY
TUTOR:	Daire Murphy & Caroline Maguire, Law Centre (NI)
FEES:	Members voluntary Non members voluntary Members statutory/private Non members statutory/private	£ 75.00 £ 105.00 £ 105.00 £ 180.00

Download application form for this course

Application forms should be returned to Noirin Hyndman at Law Centre (NI),9 Clarendon Street, L’Derry, Tel: (02871) 262433, Fax: (02871) 262343 by Monday 18^th May 2009 or by email at noreen.hyndman@lawcentreniwest.org.

This course will count as 5 hours towards Bar Council and Law Society Continuing Professional Development

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