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16 October 2025

Legal Landscapes: Employment & Immigration Law Update for Case Managers

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Sara Isenberg

Senior Associate

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This year’s virtual session will give you an opportunity to hear from members of our employment and immigration law teams to better understand how recent, and proposed, changes in employment and immigration law could and will impact deputies, case managers, and their respective clients.

Event details

Our host Sara Isenberg, will be ensuring that our speakers address:

How the government’s new Employment Rights Bill will affect deputies and their team, including changes to:

Sexual harassment laws
Third party harassment laws
The law of unfair dismissal
Sick pay rules
Family friendly laws

Immigration law changes, including:

Right to work checks and civil penalties
Sponsorship of foreign nationals

Your event hosts & speakers

Sara Isenberg
Senior Associate & WKTL Director | Compensation Protection Unit

Tim Gofton
Partner | Employment & Immigration

Kate Benefer
Partner | Employment & Immigration

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