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  • HR’s final prep for October 2026 changes

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    HR’s final prep for October 2026 changes

    Get expert guidance on October 2026 employment law changes, including sexual harassment duties, third-party harassment liability, union access rights and tribunal claim reforms.

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Podcasts

Key employment law changes to look out for in 2024

Susie Munro and Fiona Cuming, senior legal editors at the Brightmine HR & Compliance Centre, discuss the key …

Commentary and Insights

Employment law changes 2024: Progress report for HR

To assist HR professionals as they plan for 2024 and beyond, we round up the major legislative changes …

Commentary and Insights

The Worker Protection Bill: What protection does it offer?

The Worker Protection Bill, although diluted from its original form, aims to create a duty for employers to …

HR News

Social media misconduct: Tribunal cases for HR leaders

Get practical insights from employment tribunal cases on social media misconduct, with key lessons for HR professionals managing …

Commentary and Insights

Good work plan 2018: Continuity of employment

The Government has announced plans to change the way breaks in employment are treated. Learn how these changes …

HR News

Pilot who provided fake reference from Star Wars villain ordered to repay training costs

Explore the tribunal case of a pilot who used a fake Star Wars reference and was ordered to …

HR News

Tribunal finds individual’s severe eczema to be a disability

Learn the essential facts behind the tribunal decision recognising severe eczema as a disability and understand the factors …

HR News

Ready Mixed Concrete (South East) Ltd v Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance

Learn how the Ready Mixed Concrete case shaped the test for employment status, with a clear summary of …

HR News

Cassidy v Ministry of Health [1951]: Understanding vicarious liability in UK employment law

Discover the legal principles from Cassidy v Ministry of Health [1951]. This case shaped employer liability and negligence …

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