Didlaw EDUCATION announces first annual disability discrimination conference

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Didlaw EDUCATION has announced the first annual disability discrimination conference, Disability Matters 2015.

The one day conference is being held on Thursday 19th March 2015 at 30 Pavilion Road, Knightsbridge, London, followed by a champagne reception.

The aim of the conference is to give attendees all the tools they need to effectively manage disability at work with confidence. Perfect for solicitors, managers, HR advisers and anyone who manages or advises on disability in the workplace.

The content is focused on managing disability, keeping staff at work, avoiding litigation and giving confidence to attendees to effectively and sensitively manage staff with disabilities. Attendees will receive 5 hours CPD accreditation.

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Speakers: Michael Rubenstein, Karen Jackson, Spencer Keen, Richard O’Dair, & Gregory Burke.

The conference is interactive with smaller workshops led by each of the speakers.

For more details, speaker profiles and to book your place visit www.didlaw.com/education

Tom Phelan is an assistant editor at HRreview. Prior to this position, Tom was a staff writer at ITProPortal, where he travelled the globe in pursuit of the latest tech developments. He also writes for a variety of music blogs.

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