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Employment Law India

In association with
2-day interactive seminar
London - 9-10 Dec 2009
Central London	£999 + VAT

Employment Law India in brief:

Global expansion into India is booming. While this is good news for international businesses expanding into these markets, many HR professionals are grappling to navigate the legal minefield and come up with the right approaches to manage people. Although there are many complexities involved with managing any overseas operation, the heart of the challenge in India is the plethora of legal, cultural and business differences.

If your organisation is, or is likely to be involved, with the employment of staff in India then you need to ensure that you have an appreciation of key local employment issues, as well as reliable information on employment conditions, policies and procedures and cultural differences. This two-day seminar, the only one of its kind in the UK, combines employment law in India with a case study approach and practical management advice. Learn about employment law in India, including anticipated problem areas of doing business in India and understand local practice and procedure, as well as the cultural implications.

JSB's Employment Law India seminar, led by leading lawyers from ALMT Legal, reflects the increasingly global reach of HR and offers an excellent opportunity to meet eminent practitioners in India and hear best practice solutions.

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Designed for:

HR directors, HR managers, Employment law advisers, Employee relations professionals, Anyone who has, or expects to have, responsibility for overseas staff in India.

Seminar highlights:

Comprehensive overview of employment law in India
Gain a clear insight into current key legislation and working conditions
Learn how to handle HR issues in India successfully
Highly interactive format including a break-out session applying the law to real-life scenarios and understanding how to deal with cultural differences
Legal and HR expertise combined with excellent networking opportunities

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— Debbie Watson, HR Manager,,
Aviagen

Superb, enlightening and well presented
— Andy Crisp, Business Development & Customer Support Manager,
IOTAS

Very interesting. Excellent speaker
— Charlie Gibbs, Human Resources Manager, Whessoe Oil & Gas Ltd,
IOTAS