Understanding the Employment Rights Act: What HR professionals need to know

The upcoming Employment Rights Act is set to introduce some of the most significant changes to workplace law in recent years and with the legislation potentially only weeks away from receiving Royal Assent, HR professionals must be ready.

In this interactive Q&A session our employment law specialists will unpack the key reforms and answer your questions live. Together, we’ll explore what the new Act means for employers and employees, and how HR teams can practically prepare for implementation.

Questions should be submitted to sarah.walker@flintbishop.co.uk by Tuesday 25 November with the subject “ERA Q&A Question” to ensure they’re included in the session.

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Key topics to be covered include:

• Day one unfair dismissal rights
• Changes to fire and re-hire and zero hours contracts
• Updates to statutory sick pay
• New entitlements for flexible working, bereavement, paternity and parental leave
• Strengthened protections from third-party harassment

You’ll gain a clear understanding of how these developments will affect your policies and workforce planning, along with expert advice on ensuring compliance and mitigating risk.

Attendees will take away:

• A clear understanding of the key legislative changes and when they’re expected to come into force
• Practical guidance to help HR teams prepare policies and procedures in advance
• Expert insights into how these changes will impact everyday HR operations
• Actionable steps to ensure your organisation is ready for the new legal requirements from day one

Booking information

Tickets cost £25+VAT per attendee.

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This webinar is a live online event hosted via Zoom. Once you have purchased your ticket through Eventbrite, you will be automatically registered and will receive a confirmation email containing the Zoom joining link. This link will be sent in advance and will be ready for use on the day of the event.

If you have any questions relating to this event, please call us on 01332 226 226 or send us an email to enquiries@flintbishop.co.uk.

Disclaimer
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