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Adhil Khasim

Adhil has been with the Federation since 2013 and has experience in representing the member organisations of the EFC before various fora such as Labour Tribunals, Labour Department and the Workmen’s Compensation Court. His expertise includes negotiating with employee trade unions in relation to Collective Bargaining Agreements and workplace dispute resolution, in addition to advising member organisations on matters pertaining to labour law and industrial/employee relations. He is also an experienced resource person in training on labour law and industrial/employee relations.  

Adhil was admitted as an Attorney-at-Law by the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka in 1999. He started his career in the Attorney General’s Department as a State Counsel handling criminal prosecutions and thereafter practiced Private, Civil and Commercial Law whilst being attached to the private sector for several years, prior to joining the EFC. 

Adhil Khasim

Deputy Director General

Attorney-at-Law

Masters in Commercial Law

University of Deakin, Melbourne, Australia

Masters in Business Administration

University of Deakin, Melbourne, Australia

Diploma in Human Rights

Institute of Human Rights, Sri Lanka

Adhil Khasim

Deputy Director General

Attorney-at-Law

Masters in Commercial Law

University of Deakin, Melbourne, Australia

Masters in Business Administration

University of Deakin, Melbourne, Australia

Diploma in Human Rights

Institute of Human Rights, Sri Lanka

Adhil has been with the Federation since 2013 and has experience in representing the member organisations of the EFC before various fora such as Labour Tribunals, Labour Department and the Workmen’s Compensation Court. His expertise includes negotiating with employee trade unions in relation to Collective Bargaining Agreements and workplace dispute resolution, in addition to advising member organisations on matters pertaining to labour law and industrial/employee relations. He is also an experienced resource person in training on labour law and industrial/employee relations.  

Adhil was admitted as an Attorney-at-Law by the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka in 1999. He started his career in the Attorney General’s Department as a State Counsel handling criminal prosecutions and thereafter practiced Private, Civil and Commercial Law whilst being attached to the private sector for several years, prior to joining the EFC. 

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