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Are you ready for 2025?

Employment

Are you ready for 2025?

Overview

Welcome to our four-part series of bite-sized Employment webinars, "Are You Ready for 2025?" In this series, we look at upcoming reforms to employment law which the Labour Government will be bringing in and what employers can do to prepare.

Videos in this series

  • In our first episode, Knowledge Counsel Anna West and Senior Associate Hanna Bates-Martens from our Employment team discuss forthcoming changes on unfair dismissal and zero-hours contracts, including:

    • Unfair dismissal becoming a day one right
    • Introduction of a statutory probationary period
    • Rights for zero hours workers to be offered regular hours contracts
    • Casual workers' rights to reasonable notice of shifts and compensation for cancellation
    • Strategies for employers to prepare for these changes

    View our webinar to ensure you are ready:

  • In our second episode, Knowledge Counsel Adam Rice and Associate Sophie Macpherson from our Employment team discuss recent developments in harassment and diversity reporting, including:

    • The new duty to prevent workplace sexual harassment
    • Proposals for mandatory ethnicity and disability pay gap reporting
    • New equality action plans
    • The EU pay transparency directive
    • How employers can be prepared 


    View our webinar here:

  • In our third episode, Knowledge Counsel Adam Rice and Senior Associate Marianne Parkinson from our Employment team discuss recent and upcoming developments on collective employment issues, including:

    • The latest on fire and rehire, and what is changing
    • Changes to collective redundancy consultation
    • Enhanced rights for trade unions
    • Changes to the rules on strikes and other industrial action
    • What the changes mean for employers 

    View our webinar here:

  • In our final episode, Knowledge Counsel Anna West and Associate Harriet Willis from our Employment team discuss future changes to flexible working and family friendly rights, including:

    • Changes to the right to request flexible working
    • The proposed new right to disconnect
    • Dismissal protections for employees taking family leave
    • Neonatal care leave and changes to parental and bereavement leave
    • Key considerations for employers 

    View our webinar here: 

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Anna West
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