Quarterly Employment Law Update - Audio EditionEmployment law changes so rapidly these days that it's almost impossible to stay up to date.
To help make it a little easier Russell Personnel & Training have created Law on the Move, enabling you to listen to developments in employment law via an audio CD or MP3 download which you can load on to your ipod or MP3 Player.
Each quarter we review what's been happening in employment law and what's in the pipeline and take you through the practical implications for your business. Each update lasts an hour and is set out in three or four sections for ease of listening and understanding. Delivered in a no-nonsense, practical and informal style you'll be able to update your employment law knowledge as you drive, travel, exercise or even as you do your supermarket shopping.
Subscribe to Law on the Move and you'll always be right up to date!
This is an excellent resource. In what is a fast changing environment with often little time to truly consider the implications of change, the ability to listen while travelling is a great idea. I have used this while in the car and on the train and found it extremely helpful.
It’s a brilliant idea! Really easy to listen to.
I really enjoyed listening to the CD because Kate has the ability to make it extremely easy to understand; it’s a great idea. I can play the CD whilst I am working on the laptop and I am surprised how much I can retain doing this
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Charity Donation with every subscription Law on the Move is designed to give you a helping hand in keeping up-to-date with employment law. It also gives Dogs for the Disabled (www.dogsforthedisabled.org) a helping hand as 10% of the subscription fee is given to support their activities. Dogs for the Disabled trains dogs to live and work with disabled people, allowing their owners to live with greater independence and freedom than they would otherwise enjoy. Every dog trained by the charity learns practical tasks such as opening doors, helping a person undress - even emptying a washing machine.
Since the charity began in 1988 over 350 dogs have been trained to help disabled people. In 2000, a national training centre was opened in Banbury, Oxfordshire dedicated to the memory of the charity’s founder, Frances Hay. Herself disabled, she saw the benefits a dog could bring to others with disabilities and founded the charity. When you subscribe to Law on the Move, you'll also be giving a helping hand to a very worthwhile charity.
Listen to clips from the latest edition of Law on the Move - download the MP3 files to listen on your MP3 Player.
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