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Jemima Rawding

Jemima Rawding
  1. People

Jemima Rawding

Jemima Rawding

Associate


London
Jemima Rawding
  1. People

Jemima Rawding

Jemima Rawding

Associate


London

Jemima Rawding

Associate

London

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Jemima is an Associate in the Employment & Labor group with experience advising on both contentious and non-contentious matters. Jemima has worked with a wide range of clients on complex tribunal matters, data subject access requests and grievance processes, as well as advising on day-to-day employment issues from sick leave to post-termination restrictions.

Jemima has experience drafting and reviewing company policies and employment contracts. Her work also involves advising on the employment law aspects of corporate and real estate transactions.

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