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Alan Knowsley Elected Vice President Of The Employment Law Institute at 2006 AGM

Rainey Collins Partner, Alan Knowsley, was elected at the 2006 AGM of the Employment Law Institute to be one of the Institute’s Vice Presidents. Alan was previously a Board Member of the Institute.

The Institute plays an important role in bringing together practitioners from the legal and advocacy professions and in liaising with the Employment Court, Employment Relations Authority, Unions, Employer organisations and Government.

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Alan Knowsley Elected Vice President Of The Employment Law Institute at 2006 AGM

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