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Managing AI in the modern workplace: from productivity to misconduct (Grimsby)

Wed 14 Oct 2026 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM Wilkin Chapman Rollits, Cartergate House, 26 Chantry Lane, Grimsby, DN31 2LJ

Managing AI in the modern workplace: from productivity to misconduct (Grimsby)

Wed 14 Oct 2026 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM Wilkin Chapman Rollits, Cartergate House, 26 Chantry Lane, Grimsby, DN31 2LJ

In collaboration with:

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Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is rapidly becoming part of everyday working life. Employees are using tools such as Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini to draft emails, prepare reports, analyse data and support decision-making, often without employers fully understanding the extent of that use.

While AI offers significant opportunities to improve productivity and efficiency, it also presents a growing range of employment law and employee relations challenges. What happens when an employee uploads confidential information into an AI platform? Should employees be required to disclose their use of AI? Can AI-generated evidence be relied upon in disciplinary and grievance investigations? And how far can employers safely use AI within their own employee relations processes?

In this practical and interactive session, we will explore the emerging issues employers are encountering and provide guidance on managing AI-related risks in the workplace.


We'll discuss:

  • How employees are using AI in their day-to-day roles and the risks this creates for employers
  • When the use of AI may amount to misconduct
  • Managing confidentiality and data protection implications
  • Employee monitoring and the use of AI
  • Managing AI generated data protection complaints
  • AI-generated grievances, witness statements and disciplinary responses
  • The opportunities and risks to the employer using AI during disciplinary and grievance processes
  • Developing effective workplace AI policies and governance frameworks
  • Practical steps employers can take to minimise legal and employee relations risks

With AI adoption accelerating across all sectors, this session will help HR professionals and managers navigate one of the most significant workplace developments of recent years.


Who should attend?

HR professionals, people managers, employee relations specialists and anyone responsible for workplace investigations or policy development.


Agenda

08:30 | Arrival and networking breakfast 

09:00 | Start 

10:30 | Close 


Meet your speakers 

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Teresa leads the employment team at Wilkin Chapman Rollits and advises employers on the full range of employment law and employee relations issues. With extensive experience supporting organisations across a variety of sectors, she provides practical, commercially focused advice on complex workplace matters, helping employers manage risk, navigate change and resolve challenging people issues.

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Katie is a partner in the employment team, advising employers on a broad range of HR and employment law matters. She supports organisations with workplace investigations, disciplinary and grievance processes, organisational change, and day-to-day employment issues. Known for her practical and solutions-focused approach, Katie helps clients build confidence in managing their workforce effectively.

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Nick is a solicitor in the disputes & regulatory team, advising organisations on regulatory, governance and dispute-related matters. He works with clients to navigate legal and operational challenges, providing clear and pragmatic guidance on risk management, regulatory compliance and effective decision-making in an increasingly complex business environment.


Data sharing

As this is a collaborative event, attendee details will be shared between the event hosts for the purposes of event administration and communication. Personal data will be processed in accordance with applicable data protection legislation and each organisation's privacy policy.

Location

Wilkin Chapman Rollits, Cartergate House, 26 Chantry Lane, Grimsby, DN31 2LJ