Friday Podcast: Dual discrimination claims; no-win no-fee lawyer regulations; Personnel Today Power Players list

Rob Moss03 July 2009 17:30

HR news and analysis including:

the Equality Bill amendment to allow dual discrimination cases;
how regulating no-win no-fee lawyers would impact on HR; and
we ask for your suggestions on who should make it onto the Personnel Today Power Players list.

Presenter Louisa Peacock is joined by Helen Williams and John Charlton.

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