Post-Termination Restrictive Covenants Training

Training session around Post Termination Restrictive Covenants.

Attendees will be provided with an understanding of how to protect their business interests when senior employees, or those in key positions, exit the business.

Attendees will be provided an overview of the protections and restrictions that can be put in place, alongside consideration of any limitations on an employer's ability to restrict an employee's actions post-employment. Attendees will leave the session able to consider how the business may protect itself in respect of existing and future roles and individuals.

Attendees will be engaged by the lawyers delivering the training through a range of case study examples.

Post-Termination Restrictive Covenants training session overview

  • Obligations and restrictions during/ post employment
  • What can be protected/ restricted
  • Types of restrictions
  • Enforcement considerations
  • Duration of restriction
  • Updating/ revising restrictions
  • Working case study examples
  • Question and answer

Who is this training session aimed at?

This Post-Termination Restrictive Covenants session is aimed at HR personnel and management with responsibility for protecting the business from risks posed by competitors, those presiding over employment contracts, as well as those involved in the senior or key personnel exiting the business.

  • Directors
  • HR Management
  • Junior HR Personnel
  • Senior Management
  • Middle Management

How is this training session delivered?

The Post-Termination Restrictive Covenants training session is delivered by Holmes & Hills specialist team of employment solicitors and lawyers at the firm's A12 Commercial Hub headquarters at J25 of the A12, Marks Tey, Essex. Alternatively the training session can be delivered to your team at your business premises should facilities provide.

More HR and Employment Law training sessions

Holmes & Hills Solicitors' Employment Team offers employers and their leadership teams a range of HR and Employment Law training sessions aimed at up-skilling managers and protecting the business from legal risk. Our extensive suite of training sessions includes:

Discipline and Misconduct Training >

Performance Management Training >

Equality and Diversity Training >

Resolving Workplace Conflict Training >

Managing Time Off Work Training >

Flexible Working Requests >

Managing Ill-Health at Work Training >

Pre-Termination Negotiations Training >

Recruitment Best Practice Training >

Essentials for Managers Training >

Redundancy Training >

GDPR in the Workplace Training >

For More Information on Post Restrictive Covenants Training

Call 01206 593933 and speak to our specialist Employment Team. 
Or send an email
Key Contact

David Dixey

Employment Law Specialist

dd@holmes-hills.co.uk

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