Sheila Fahy
I have the rather long-winded title of professional support lawyer (PSL for short) counsel in A&O’s Litigation Employment team. It’s my job to make sure our lawyers are up-to-date with the latest developments and trends, and to transfer that knowledge to clients in a way that is accessible, relevant and desirable. I design most of our training and products for clients, and love coming up with new ways to do old things.
Posts by Sheila
- Post-punk, the youth and anti-discrimination
- Level playing field
- Too fat, too slutty, too loud
- It’s a dog’s life – introducing workplace paw-ternity leave
- The Wimbledon Champion and the Doctor
- 2017 Employment Developments
- Guerrilla Girls and Fisticuffs
- Second half of 2016 − Employment Developments
- Ramadan in the Workplace
- The Chelsea Flower Show – the employment garden
- Lessons from Leicester
- Girls just want to have fun
- 2016 Employment Law Developments
- Privacy - do employees have a right to it?
- Workspace
- Gender pay gap – women over 40
- Lessons from the street: How to engage Millennials
- Summer holiday listening (part two) – powerful women and transgender
- Working time holiday pay and voluntary overtime
- Summer holiday listening (part one) – ageist stereotypes
- Drumming up inspiration for employment law in Spitalfields
- Europe – in or out?
- Gender pay gap reporting
- Whistleblowing in Financial Services – Changes Proposed by the Regulators
- Whistleblowing in a digital age
- Holidays with that little bit extra
- The long and winding road to equal pay