General employment law update followed by an open Q&A session hosted by the employment Law team from Herrington Carmichael

Following the hugely successful session held in May 2026, this is a follow up session with Herrington Carmichael to take us through the latest employment law updates and things we need to be thinking about.

Join us in-person at the office of Herrington Carmichael law firm in Farnborough on Wednesday 18th November 2026 where we will hear from Alistair McArthur, Partner - Head of Employment, and Darren Smith, Partner – Employment, for a fun and information packed session to understand and unpack the Employment Rights Bill (ERB) and other important employment law considerations.

Points to be covered in the session include:

· Latest updates on the ERB and other employment law updates

· What this means for HR professionals

· Interactive Q & A session

There will also be an opportunity to meet local people professionals in the networking session before the main event and share insights!

An event not to be missed!

About the speakers:

Alistair McArthur, Partner - Head of Employment

Alistair McArthur | LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alistairmcarthur/)

Darren Smith, Partner – Employment

Darren Smith | LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/darren-smith-5734751b/)

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