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CANCELLED: Good faith in commercial contracts and the legitimate pursuit of self-interest, 18 March 2020
Prof Francois du Bois (Leicester Law School)
New book on law and the management of modern, complex contracts
Dr C. Haward Soper, a PhD graduate of Leicester Law School, has published his research in a new book, 'Commercial Expectations and Cooperation in Symbiotic Contracts'. The book explores the role contract and commercial managers practitioners play in the law and management of modern, complex contracts.
POSTPONED: The Mackay Cup 2020
Unfortunately, as a result of the Covid-19 measures recommended by the Government, we have had to postpone the first round and final of the 2020 competition. We will release details of the rearranged competition as soon as they are available. If you have any queries, please contact the competition convener, Tracey Elliott (te41@le.ac.uk).
The ‘Continuum of Precariousness’ in EU Asylum Law, 19 February 2020
Dr. Anne Neylon, Liverpool Law School, University of Liverpool
The legal procedures in the context of the rule of law backsliding in Poland, 12 February 2020
Ewa Zelazna (Leicester Law School)
'Classical Natural Law and Modern Ethics', 5 February 2020
Professor Sean Coyle (University of Birmingham)
The Public/Private Distinction in Dispute Resolution and the ‘Social Function’ of Adjudication, 5 February 2020
Dr. Carlo Vittorio Giabardo, (Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Law and Legal Theory, University of Girona)
Crimes against humanity in the EU’s migration policy: facing the inconceivable, 29 January 2020
Dr Juan Branco (Lawyer) will provide an overview of the case against the EU for crimes against humanity
Channelling Civil Disputes to Mediation: Lessons from the English Legal System, 29 January 2020
Md Mahar Abbasy (Leicester Law School postgraduate research student)
Law School film club, Reel Law, screening of documentary 'Unlocking the Cage', 28 January 2020
Leicester Law School screening of documentary on animal rights
Perceptions of Children in the Family Courts, 21 January 2020
Sir James Munby, former President of the Family Division of the High Court of England and Wales
Leicester students runners up in ESU Essex Moot Competition 2019
Leicester Law School team of Samuel Knight and Amberlie Camm win the Scarman Shield for Leicester Law School
An Introduction to Eploy
This course will provide an introduction to using Eploy, our in-house recruitment system. Eploy is a complete E-recruitment system and will support you throughout the entire journey from raising a vacancy requisition to making an offer.
Effective Contract Management
Explains the importance of effective contract management and what it looks like; its numerous elements, including knowing the contract conditions/deliverables, relationship management, service delivery management, risk management, change control, handling disputes, and exiting the contract.
Recruitment and Selection Training
This course will provide an introduction to recruitment, the legalities and best practice surrounding recruitment and the processes used at the University of Leicester. The interview remains the most popular method of selection and does have its fair share of strengths and weaknesses so this workshop will also explore some of the methods to improve the reliability of the interview and in particular some of the skills, tips and methods to do this.
Health and Wellbeing (Maximising Attendance)
Purpose of the workshop To provide you with practical advice, share good practice and an opportunity to develop and practice skills in managing sickness absences, having challenging conversations with staff and discuss and explore with fellow delegates different approaches to resolve work situations where there are health issues.
Effective Contract Management
Explains the importance of effective contract management and what it looks like; its numerous elements, including knowing the contract conditions/deliverables, relationship management, service delivery management, risk management, change control, handling disputes, and exiting the contract.
