Don't take career advice from the story of Killing Eve

Keely Rushmore, Partner in our Employment team features in City AM this week commenting on the employment law 'no-nos' in the popular BBC TV series Killing Eve.

Keely commented to say that "the story of Killing Eve is perfect for the world of TV, yet in reality it poses an interesting debate, highlighting what not to do as an employee".

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