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Deepening my knowledge of Employment Law

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Hi,

Just wanted to ask a quick question. I've always enjoyed employment law and the ER aspect of my HR role and would like to further my knowledge and understanding of it for my own developement and curiousity. I've got a PDF version of the Employment Rights Act 1996 which I am forever making my own notes on and read about legislation and how it's applied in tribunal situations.

I'm currently studying towards my CIPD Level 5 but wanted to ask what else I could do to learn more? I spend a lot of my time reading in my spare time but are there any formal courses or training courses that I could enrol onto?

After my Level 5 I can do my Level 7 (which is the long-term plan), but as I am self-funding it's not something I will be doing till at least 2020. 

There is also the LLM Employment Law that may be an option but is there anything beneath this? Have any of you on these forums ever taken the ILEX Level 3 or 6 in Employment Law and Practice? 

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thank you!

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  • I'll second Selwyn's book. Slightly out of date ones are still valuable sources of current information and considerably cheaper than new.

    You could also try following the many employment law questions which are posted just about every day. The answers normally have a practical, 'how to deal with it in these circumstances', which by nature are of practical advice. Which is something most law books lack.
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  • I'll second Selwyn's book. Slightly out of date ones are still valuable sources of current information and considerably cheaper than new.

    You could also try following the many employment law questions which are posted just about every day. The answers normally have a practical, 'how to deal with it in these circumstances', which by nature are of practical advice. Which is something most law books lack.
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