Glasgow—The world of employment is changing, partly down to legislation, alongside other factors, such as the growth of artificial intelligence (AI). To help in-house lawyers and human resource professionals stay on top of developments, Dentons law firm is holding its Elevate Scotland event in Glasgow this month.
On Wednesday 28 October, Dentons Elevate Scotland, an Employment flagship event, will be held at a city centre venue offering delegates the opportunity to immerse themselves in a day designed to "inform, inspire and connect".
Dentons is bringing together leading experts and peers for a wide-ranging programme including an employment law update, building a personal brand and a panel session on AI in employment.
There will be a choice of breakout sessions, covering such topics as: competition law in the workplace and what HR teams need to know; a global perspective on pay transparency; a new era when it comes to the FCA and non-financial misconduct; and how to make the most productive use of your time. On the day there will be plenty of networking opportunities over breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea.
Alison Weatherhead, Partner and Head of the Employment & Pensions team in the UK at Dentons, said: "There are a range of developments impacting employment and it's vital that in-house lawyers and HR professionals are well-equipped to manage these changes. Whatever sector people work in, they will be affected by such things as the far-reaching Employment Rights Act...
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