Give your managers the confidence to handle everyday HR issues fairly, consistently and legally. Our interactive training equips business leaders, line managers and HR teams with the practical tools they need to make sound decisions when people matters arise.

Line managers are often the first people employees turn to when something goes wrong. Managers need to know what to say, what not to say, when to escalate an issue and how to avoid common mistakes that can become costly for the business.

With experience supporting hundreds of organisations since 1966, we understand the pressures managers face at the coalface of workplace issues. Our training is designed to be clear, engaging and immediately useful, helping you and your teams respond to HR situations with confidence and care.

What makes us different?

We know your time is valuable. Our HR training cuts through the jargon and focuses on the essential skills and knowledge you need to manage your people effectively. With AI making it easier than ever for employees to access information and draft complaints, it’s more important than ever to ensure managers respond confidently, consistently and in line with employment law.

Speak with our consultants to explore your options.

What our HR training helps you achieve:

  • Build manager confidence when handling sensitive workplace conversations
  • Reduce the risk of inconsistent decisions and avoidable employment issues
  • Help managers understand when to act, when to pause and when to seek HR advice
  • Support a fair, consistent and legally aware approach across your organisation
  • Create practical learning that managers can apply straight away

Flexible training options

Our courses can be delivered as a one-off session, a tailored selection of topics, or a structured programme of ongoing training over a period of time. We can also create bespoke training based on your policies, workplace culture and the specific challenges your managers are facing.

 

Popular HR training topics

  • Managing difficult conversations
  • Disciplinary and grievance procedures
  • Absence management and return-to-work conversations
  • Performance management and capability concerns
  • Equality, diversity, inclusion and preventing discrimination
  • Managing stress, wellbeing and mental health conversations
  • Recruitment, interviewing and onboarding best practice
  • Practical employment law updates for managers

Online or in-person delivery

Training can be delivered online or face to face at your premises for groups of up to 12 delegates. Timings vary depending on the course content and can be adapted to suit your organisation’s needs. To discuss a course, a full training programme or a bespoke package, contact one of our consultants on 01753 889995 or email us at enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk.

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HR training Specialists

Jo Davis, Practice Group Leader in Employment at B P Collins LLP
Jo Davis
Practice Group Leader
Greg Clark, Senior Associate in Employment at B P Collins LLP
Greg Clark
Senior Associate
Margaret Keane , HR Consultant at B P Collins LLP
Margaret Keane
HR Consultant

HR training solicitors in...

London
Gerrards Cross
Thame

Parking
Ample parking is situated at the end of Station Road in the public Pay and Display car park, opposite Waitrose. Unfortunately, we do not have visitor parking available at the B P Collins office.

Disabled access to our offices is available.

Parking
There is limited on-site parking available, with additional paid street parking outside of the office. Ample parking can also be found at Waitrose car park close by, which is free for 1 hour 30 minutes and located around a 4 minute walk from the office.

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