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Removing a Director as an Employee
The process of removing a director as an employee is the center of the discussion on this episode of the Cox Yeats Podcast. Randhir Naicker, Benjamin Meadows, Jason Goodison and Sunil Hansjee unpack the legal considerations.
Randhir Naicker: Randhir Naicker 's core areas of expertise span three
distinct fields: Corporate Commercial, Health Care and Construction Law.
Benjamin Meadows: He structures and implements transactions in various sectors and assists in the resolution of commercial disputes. Benjamin’s experience extends to advising on various aspects of regulatory compliance, and the making
of submissions to regulatory authorities.
Jason Goodison: Jason is a commercial lawyer at Cox Yeats, specialising in transactional law, competition law, banking law and private equity law.
Sunil Hansje: is a recognised attorney and partner at Cox Yeats Attorneys with expertise in Employment Law, Litigation, and Occupational Health and Safety.
Sunil's specialisation lies in providing comprehensive legal advice to employer clients on a wide range of complex employment and labour matters.
The Cox Yeats Podcast is legal content podcast.
Contact Cox Yeats
Disclaimer: This article is for general guidance only and not intended as legal advice. Should readers require legal advice on any relevant issue, they are requested to consult a Cox Yeats professional.
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By COX YEATSThe process of removing a director as an employee is the center of the discussion on this episode of the Cox Yeats Podcast. Randhir Naicker, Benjamin Meadows, Jason Goodison and Sunil Hansjee unpack the legal considerations.
Randhir Naicker: Randhir Naicker 's core areas of expertise span three
distinct fields: Corporate Commercial, Health Care and Construction Law.
Benjamin Meadows: He structures and implements transactions in various sectors and assists in the resolution of commercial disputes. Benjamin’s experience extends to advising on various aspects of regulatory compliance, and the making
of submissions to regulatory authorities.
Jason Goodison: Jason is a commercial lawyer at Cox Yeats, specialising in transactional law, competition law, banking law and private equity law.
Sunil Hansje: is a recognised attorney and partner at Cox Yeats Attorneys with expertise in Employment Law, Litigation, and Occupational Health and Safety.
Sunil's specialisation lies in providing comprehensive legal advice to employer clients on a wide range of complex employment and labour matters.
The Cox Yeats Podcast is legal content podcast.
Contact Cox Yeats
Disclaimer: This article is for general guidance only and not intended as legal advice. Should readers require legal advice on any relevant issue, they are requested to consult a Cox Yeats professional.