Age discrimination is probably the protected characteristic which gets the least press, yet it’s the one we all share. In this episode, you’ll learn about:-
- The different types of age discrimination
- Justifying age discrimination
- The main exceptions to the laws against age discrimination
Three years ago, I organised and led a closed-doors conference on How to Market and Boost your Employment Law Business. Within a small room, a team of myself and three world-class business speakers taught about 100 people about doubling their fee-earning in two years. A few weeks later, I sold recordings of the course for £597+VAT. We allowed people to buy it for ten days, and then I took it away.
At the time I said I was taking it away forever. But I’ve decided that the current economic situation is so exceptional, I’m going to bring it back. Not only that, but I’m slashing the price to make it a no-brainer for you. You can now get immediate access to the full course for £47+VAT per month, or a one-off lifetime access fee of £157+VAT.
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