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Wise Wednesdays
Legal clarity for people professionals, every Wednesday
Wise Wednesdays 2025
UHR is delighted to launch the Wise Wednesdays programme for 2025. This programme brings together well known speakers from the legal teams who support higher education colleagues every day of every week. Unlike general legal updates, these sessions will give participants the inside track on the major issues being dealt with by HR teams across the sector. Book on one, some, or all the sessions, grab a “coffee break” drink of your choice, settle down and be ready to learn.
All sessions are online via Ms Teams, 12:30-1:30pm
8 October - Pensions cost and risk reduction for the HE sector with Weightmans. Book here.
15 October - What is new in immigration and what is coming next? with Eversheds Sutherland. Book here.
22 October - Investigations in the HE sector - avoiding common problems and pitfalls with Shakespeare Martineau. Book here.
29 October - The supreme court ruling - what next? with Farrer & Co. Book here.
5 November - Condition E6 with Bevan Brittan. Book here.
12 November - How to tackle organisational change fairly with Pinsent Masons. Book here.
19 November - The Employment Rights Bill - what needs addressing? with VWV. Book here.
26 November - Higher Education (Freedom of Speech Act) 2023 - balancing free speech obligations with other legal duties with Browne Jacobson. Book here.
3 December - Looking ahead to 2026 - what's on the horizon and how should you prepare? with Mills & Reeve. Book here.
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