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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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Commentary and Insights

Labour Government employment law changes likely to impact HR

The UK has a new Government – what are the implications for the people profession? In this resource, …

HR News

General election 2024 party policies

The general election will take place on Thursday 4 July. If you are still undecided on who to …

Webinars

2024 General election: top 10 possible employment law changes

Now that Labour have won the general election, what will happen to the employment law plans already announced …

Commentary and Insights

General election 2024: What might a Labour Government mean for employers?

Learn about the Labour Government's employment law proposals that would transform the face of employment law in the …

Commentary and Insights

2024 general election employment law changes

Employers must prepare for the employment law changes that will likely result from the general election. Learn what …

Commentary and Insights

Strike Act 2023: Minimum service levels overview

The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act 2023 creates new compliance requirements for employers. Learn about the law and …

Commentary and Insights

Holiday pay changes 2023 – regulations in need of reform

The Employment Rights Regulations 2023 add new complexities for organisations calculating holiday pay and entitlement. Darren Newman provides …

Commentary and Insights

April 2024 employment law changes: Eight-point checklist for HR

The latest round of employment law changes are taking effect in April 2024. Get ahead and learn what your organisation …

Podcasts

Podcast: Immigration changes in 2024 – how HR can prepare

Louise Haycock, immigration solicitor and partner at law firm Fragomen, discusses the latest immigration changes affecting employers and …

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