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Nina Robinson
Nina Robinson, director of ESP Law
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As a director of ESP Law – a new-model employment law firm and employee of Employee Relations (ER) technology business ESPHR – Nina oversees operational compliance and is involved in key actions and decisions to improve organisational efficiencies.

An accomplished employment solicitor with many years of experience, Nina advises a varied portfolio of ESPHR’s customers. Covering sectors including retail, hospitality, finance services and the media, she supports customers on matters which include employment tribunal claims, TUPE and large-scale redundancies.

Nina was also heavily involved in the initial regulatory journey of establishing ESP Law as an Alternative Business Structure law firm and creating and building an award-winning team.

Nina Robinson
Director ESP Law
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19th Jan 2022

Four ways employers can provide fairness

As many organisations adopt hybrid, flexible and remote working models, how can employers ensure that every single employee is treated...
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5th Jan 2022

Five HR hurdles for hospitality in 2022

The hospitality sector, while trying to recover from the pandemic, has been hit with a significant shortage of workers. Brexit, combined...
Blog
15th Dec 2021

Employer considerations in the run up to Christmas

For the best part of 18 months, the country has been told to lockdown — work from home where possible and avoid close contact with others...
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24th Nov 2021

The war for talent – retention and attraction

The Sunday Times recently reported that there are currently more than a million job vacancies across Britain, the highest on record in a...
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27th Oct 2021

Is unconscious bias everywhere?

The majority of modern-day employers have equality and diversity policies in place and, although the application of these – and their...
Blog
22nd Oct 2021

Sexual harassment in work

First established by ‘survivor and activist’ Tarana Burke in 2006, the Me Too movement has continued to gather pace with more people coming...
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21st Sep 2021

Should you pay employees who are not vaccinated?

As of 16 August 2021, fully vaccinated employees no longer have to self-isolate if they are identified as a close contact of someone with...
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13th Sep 2021

Face coverings in the workplace

The Coronavirus pandemic has brought many strange and novel challenges for businesses – the wearing of face coverings in the workplace...
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18th Aug 2021

Mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations in care homes

Following the Government’s announcement that it intends to require care organisation employees to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19, the...
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13th Jul 2021

When does TUPE apply?

When a business changes owner, its employees may be protected under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations (...
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