The One Where We're Scared of Tribunals (ft. Hannah Strawbridge)
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The One Where We're Scared of Tribunals (ft. Hannah Strawbridge)
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About this listen
We asked our LinkedIn followers what their MOST favourite courtroom show is. Here are the results:
IT'S A TIE!
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About Hannah Strawbridge:
Hannah is an experienced Employment Solicitor, Tribunal advocate and is CEO and the sole founder of Han Law.
Hannah takes a fresh, modern and fun approach to employment law, where innovation and creativity go hand in hand with technical ability and a life beyond the office.
Hannah’s a passionate advocate for equal rights in the workplace. She regularly presents and writes on the topic and during the Covid-19 Pandemic, she launched a campaign for employers to be more transparent about potential redundancies, to better protect women’s rights in the workplace.
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