Victoria Philips is a solicitor in the

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. She is head of the Employment Rights Unit at Thompsons Solicitors, having qualified as a solicitor in August 1996. She was previously president of the National Union of Students between 1986-1988. She regularly gives talks and lectures on employment law to

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clients and speaks at events organised by the Institute of Employment Rights. She also writes articles and commentary on employment law matters for Federation News and Equal Opportunities Review.

Notable cases

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Posts held

* 2004–present – Member and Executive Committee Member of the Industrial Law Society * 1988–1993 - National Women’s Officer, Labour Party * 1986–1988 - National President, National Union of Students * 1985–1986 - President (Welfare), National Union of Students * 1984–1985 - Member of Executive, National Union of Students * 1983–1984 - President Students’ Union,

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References

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