From TUPE 1981 to the inclusion of the concept of 'service provision changes' in TUPE 2006 and BIS' 'Call for Evidence', the application of TUPE to outsourcing transactions as always been a complex area. This webinar will review the recent developments and offer practical guidance to those involved in these projects.

• What is a service provision change?

• What is not a service provision change? e.g. different services (Enterprise Management Services Ltd v Connect-up Ltd {2010), Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust v Hamshaw and others (2011)/Fragmentation

• Offshoring

• The service provider - key employment considerations

• The service recipient - key employment considerations

• Managing the employment risk in the contract - beginning, middle and end

• The future

Speaker: Catherine Drinnan is a partner at Latham. She focuses on employment law, pension’s law and the HR and pensions aspects of corporate, finance and outsourcing deals. Ms Drinnan is recommended for all types of pensions work, with wide experience of corporate-related matters, in the Legal 500 2009.