Ruth Christy
Associate
Contact details
023 8085 7374
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Ruth is a Professional Support Lawyer providing guidance for clients and the Employment law team, and keeping them up to date with the fast pace of change in Employment law.
Main areas of practice
Her work includes the Vigil Risk Management service and the Employment team’s quarterly newsletter, including ad-hoc e-bulletins when important developments arise, amongst other client resources.
Having set up the Vigil website, she continues to maintain it, drafting its precedent contracts, policies, letters, guidance for managers and regular legal update bulletins. She also produces the firm’s briefs and updates in employment law, including for the wider press, and is responsible for employment law know-how.
Clients
Ruth prepares resources for a broad spectrum of clients mostly from the private and not-for-profit sectors.
Expertise
Career
Ruth qualified as a solicitor into the firm’s Employment law team in 2001 after training with the firm.
Contact details
023 8085 7374
Email Ruth
Memberships
- Professional Support Lawyers' Employment Network
- Employment Lawyers' Association
Significant Experience
- Ruth has significant experience pitching and preparing articles on Employment law for the regional and national press and in particular national HR publications such as People Management, Personnel Today and Payroll World. She is responsible for the Employment team's submission of legal articles to HR, regional, and national press.
Additional Expertise
As well as preparing and updating client documents for the Vigil website, Ruth maintains documents within the Employment law team’s know-how database.
She supports the Employment law team and sector services to clients with updates and interpretations of the latest legal developments, and contributes to wider debates on Employment law issues including government consultations.
Ruth has a degree in French and German and is also fluent in Spanish.
Insights by Ruth
articles
It may be because Theresa May wanted the end of her premiership to be defined by something other than Brexit, or perhaps just a civil service rush to get documents...
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The Good Work Plan was announced by the Government on 17 December 2018 and it takes forward almost all of the recommendations of the Taylor Review. Many of the Regulations...
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This article was first published by Employee Benefits on 18 June. Under the Good Work Plan, published in December 2018, from 6 April 2020 every new employee and worker will...
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