Australian case has whiff of bullying
An appeal has been made to the Australian High Court by a worker who lost his dismissal claim last month. In his claim, the Claimant...
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Kevin is a partner in the employment team and works from the London office.
He has a wealth of experience in advising a broad range of commercial and corporate clients, charities, not for profit organisations and senior executive employees on all aspects of the employment relationship, both contentious and non-contentious.
Kevin is the host of The Hearing, a popular legal podcast produced by Thomson Reuters. He is a regular contributor on employment and social media issues to local and national press and a regular guest on Vanessa Feltz’s BBC London show. He has featured in the Guardian, City AM and The Sunday Times as well as professional and trade journals including The Lawyer, Legal Week, Law Society Gazette and Times Higher Education.
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