There are a number of developments in the employment law sphere in 2019 that will affect the property professional.
Listen to EG's Legal & Professional Editor, Sarah Jackman, discuss the detail with Katee Dias - a senior associate in the employment law team at Goodman Derrick.
Katee discusses the Good Work Plan, the effect of the employment law decisions handed down in 2018 and what property practitioners can expect from the courts - both at Tribunal and High Court level - in 2019.
She rounds off by leaving listeners with her top tips for things to do over the next 12 months to ensure compliance from an employment law perspective.
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