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Garden leave and the right to work

Produced by Tolley in association with Hannah Freeman at Old Square Chambers
Employment Tax
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Garden leave and the right to work

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Hannah Freeman
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Barrister at Old Square Chambers , OMB, Employment Tax


Hannah is an experienced employment law specialist advising on all forms of discrimination, maternity and paternity rights, unfair dismissal, contractual disputes, part-time working and TUPE. Hannah acts for claimants and respondents in both the public and private sectors, including the NHS, the police, local authorities, educational institutions, financial services and the hospitality industry, as well as providing training and support to in-house legal and HR teams.

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