Are you aware of the Seven Deadly Sins to Business Compliance?

Health and Safety and Employment Law specialist mhl support are to host a free seminar for businesses, highlighting the seven deadly sins of compliance. The specially created seminar will throw light on to what can be, at times, very complicated processes to follow. Avoiding the pitfalls and errors of Health and Safety and Employment law compliance can be a minefield to try and navigate. The free seminar has been designed for directors and senior managers of companies, not only to highlight potential problems, but also to offer advice on best practice to ensure that companies avoid those seven deadly sins. The seminar will be lead by two of mhl support’s most experienced practitioners, Alison Norris and Alan Millband. Alison has over 15 years experience in strategic HR. She and her team have helped hundreds of businesses to increase productivity and reduce costs through tailored performance management programmes. With over 25 years experience in advising, assisting and representing clients, in relation to the Health and Safety Executive, the Environment Agency and other enforcing authorities, Alan is highly regarded for his strategic approach to resolving problems and his commercial awareness. He has presented on both national and regional speaking platforms, and has made television appearances providing expert comment on health and safety law. “We’re fortunate to have two very experienced leaders for the seminar,” said Michael Slade, Managing Director of mhl support. “Alison Norris head’s up our employment law consultancy team whilst Alan Millband is in charge of our business defence team and is a specialist health, safety and environmental solicitor. With this kind of experience, seminar delegates can be assured that the information and advice they will receive is not only relevant, but is also right up to date, based on existing and upcoming legislation.” The seven deadly sins seminar will be held at Keele Hall on Thursday 23rd September from 4.30pm. To reserve your free place please contact Katy Vaughan on 08453 100 600. - ENDS - Images to support this release: Alan Millband – click here Alison Norris – click here

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