Employment Law Update (in Association with Arthur Cox)
Date: Saturday, 9 March 2013
Venue: The Davis Theatre, Arts Building, Trinity College Dublin
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About the Conference
The Law School of Trinity College Dublin, in conjunction with the firm of Arthur Cox, is holding a morning conference on Saturday, 9 March 2013, entitled Employment Law Update. The team of speakers, from Arthur Cox and Trinity College Law School, are experts in their areas. The conference will be of relevance not only to legal practitioners, but to all involved in human resources, recruitment and dismissal.
The conference offers an excellent opportunity to examine recent and imminent legal changes with acknowledged authorities in employment law. There will be plenty of opportunities for the exchange of information and the discussion of key issues.
Speakers
Cían Beecher Partner, Arthur Cox: Cían is a partner in the Employment Law Group, with considerable experience representing employers in every aspect of the employment relationship. Cían’s practice includes representing employers in contentious employment and industrial relations disputes before all of the employment law tribunals and the Irish courts. Prior to joining Arthur Cox, Cían was in-house counsel for a large multinational corporation where he also served as Company Secretary.
Dr. Neville Cox B.L., TCD Law School: Neville is a practising Barrister and an Associate Professor and a Fellow of Trinity College Dublin. He is author of, amongst other books, Defamation Law (2008), and co-author of Employment Law in Ireland (2009). He is Director of the Master of Laws degree programmes at Trinity.
Michael Doyle Associate, Arthur Cox: Michael is an associate in the Employment Law Group. He was admitted as a solicitor in 2010 and is one of the newest members of the Employment Law Group. Michael acts for a wide range of clients in the private and public sectors on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment matters. He commonly advises employers on disciplinary and grievance situations, employee relations issues, termination of employment, redundancy programmes and in the drafting of service contracts and employment policies.
Séamus Given Partner, Arthur Cox: Séamus is a partner and Head of the Employment Law Group. He has over 25 years experience in advising employers, in the private, public and voluntary sectors on all employment law and industrial relations issues arising from the employer/employee and employer/trade union relationship. He is consistently recognised as a leading employment lawyer in Ireland. Séamus is a CEDR trained mediator.
Elaine Mettler Associate, Arthur Cox: Elaine is an associate in the Employment Law Group. She was a trainee solicitor in Arthur Cox, starting her traineeship in 2000 and qualifying as a solicitor into the Employment Law Group in 2003. Elaine advises a wide range of employers, including those in the commercial, educational, health and voluntary sector, public bodies, private and public limited companies, charities and on all matters arising out of the employer/ employee relationship and employer/trade union relationship. She is a CEDR trained mediator.
Sarah McCague Associate, Arthur Cox: Sarah trained with Arthur Cox and since qualification has specialised in pensions and charity law. She advises employers and pension scheme trustees on the establishment and day to day operation of pension schemes. Sarah also advises on scheme reorganisations and the pensions elements of corporate transactions. As a member of the firm's Charity Law Group, Sarah advises charities and not-for-profit organisations on establishment, Revenue applications, compliance and day to day governance issues.
Dr. Des Ryan B.L., TCD Law School: Des is a practising barrister specialising in Employment Law and a Lecturer in Employment Law at Trinity College Dublin. Co-author of Employment Law in Ireland (2009), he has published widely on Employment Law in a number of journals, including the Irish Employment Law Journal, and is the Co-Editor of the Employment Law Review (First Law) and the Employment Law correspondent for the Thomson Round Hall Annual Review of Irish Law. He advises on all aspects of employment litigation.
The right to rearrange and substitute lectures and lecturers is reserved
Programme
9:00 amRegistration
9:15
Welcome and Conference Introduction
Séamus Given9:30
Compulsory Retirements and the Increase in the
State Pension Age
Michael Doyle and Sarah McCague10:00
Disciplinary Proceedings: Recent Developments
Cían Beecher10:30
Employment Injunctions: Developments in the Case Law
Prof. Neville Cox BL11:00
Questions and Answers
11:15
Tea/Coffee Break
11:45
Bullying and Harassment at Work and Vicarious Liability of Employers:
New Approaches in the Courts
Dr. Des Ryan BL12:15
Update on Victimisation Law
Elaine Mettler12:45
Questions and Answers
1:00
Conference Ends
Reservation and Fees
If you would like further information on this course please contact:
Kelley McCabe or Soraya Sobrevía,CPD Conference Programmes, School of Law, House 39, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2Telephone (01) 896 2772;
Fax (01) 677 0449; Email: lawevent at tcd.ie.
To reserve your place, please complete and return this form to the address/email above.
Fees:* €150 per person CPD Members Fees: €120
Group Rates: €270 for 2; €385 for 3;
€480 for 4 and €565 for 5Reduced Rates:** €135
*Cheques should be made payable to TCD NO 1 Account
**For barristers of five years standing or less and trainee solicitors
CPD Hours/Points :
3¼ CPD hours (group study) awarded for this course. Hours/Points are calculated based on the number of hours at lectures/discussion sessions.
Certificates of attendance will be forwarded after the conference.